Journal of History and Classics: Doubting Thomas: Supporting Data: References

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Acknowledgments

My husband for his infinite patience.

Marian Mendez for her work on the transcription of the will and numerous other insights.

Helen Wood for her historical acumen and digging up the records from St. Clements Dane.

Aline Reinhard for her insightful comments on the portrayal of Doughtie in literature.

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