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When a character in a medieval text addresses a divine figure, that figure is most likely to be a) in human form b) an angel c) absent d) a disembodied voice

When a character in a medieval text addresses a divine figure, that figure is most likely to be a) in human form b) an angel c) absent d) a disembodied voice
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When a character in a medieval text addresses a divine figure, that figure is most likely to be

a) in human form
b) an angel
c) absent
d) a disembodied voice

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Answer:A

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In a human form



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