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Aeloim V1
Jacques Amyot Et le Decret de Gratien
The Earliest Translation of the Old Testament into the Basque Language
Du Droict Usage de la Philosophie Morale
Commentaires de Lacentsa -a Centsestat de la Religion Et Repcommentaires de Lacentsa -a Centsestat de la Religion Et Republique Sous les Rois Henry Et
Essai de L'Histoire de L'Ordre de Citeaux, Livre XIX V9
Lives of Fair and Gallant Ladies V1
Oevvres Inedites de P. De Ronsard, Gentil-Homme Vandomois
Memoire Pour le Sieur de la Bourdonnais, Avec les Pieces Justificatives
Recueil Clairambault-Maurepas. Chansonnier Historique du Xviiie Sicle, Publ. Avec Intr., Comm., Notes Et Index Par E. Rauni

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