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Francisci de Marchia--Quaestiones in Secundum Librum Sententiarum
Cornelii Jansenii Leerdamensis [...] Tetrateuchus Sive Commentarius In Sancta Jesu Christi Evangelia
Cursus Theologiae Moralis: Tomus Secundus, Tres Continens Tractatus : I. De Sacramento Ordinis ... Ii. De Matrimonio ... Iii. De Censuris ...
Colle?Ao Das Pastoraes E Leys...
Apos;T Payottenland Gelyk Het Van Oudtyds Gestaen En Gelegen Is. Gedenkboeksken Voor Alle Die Deze Conntry Vry En Vrolyk Beleven.
De Rebus Helvetiorum Sive Antiquitatum Libri 5 (1598)
Meletemata Plautina (1860)
De Praepositionum Usu Appianeo (1885) (Latin Edition)
Corporis Haereseologici V1: Continens Scriptores Haereseologicos Minores Latinos (1856) (Latin Edition)
Corporis Haereseologici V1: Continens Scriptores Haereseologicos Minores Latinos (1856) (Latin Edition)

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