What does CSML mean?
CSML means Cambridge Studies in Medieval Literature
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Cambridge Studies in Medieval Literature?
Cambridge Studies in Medieval Literature can be abbreviated as CSML
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What is the meaning of CSML abbreviation? The meaning of CSML abbreviation is "Cambridge Studies in Medieval Literature". |
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What does CSML mean? CSML as abbreviation means "Cambridge Studies in Medieval Literature". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CSASE - Cambridge Studies in Anglo-Saxon England
- SILH - Studies in Irish Literature and History
- CSAM - Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics
- CBEL - Cambridge Bibliography of Educational Literature
- CSAL - Centre for Studies in Australian Literature
- IASCL - Indian Association for Studies in Contemporary Literature
- CSL - Cambridge Studies in Linguistics
- CSICL - Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law
- SBL - Studies in Biblical Literature
- SEL - Studies in English Literature
- SIL - Studies in Italian Literature
- SML - Studies in Medieval Literature
- SSL - Studies in Scottish Literature
- USML - Utrecht Studies in Medieval Literacy
- fsel - Feminist Studies in English Literature
- scl - Studies in Canadian Literature
- smart - Studies in Medieval and Renaissance Teaching
- smc - Studies in Medieval Culture
- CSLPT - Cambridge Studies in Low Temperature Physics
- SMRH - Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History