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Bibliography Of Aristotle Editions,1501-1600
Bibliography Of Aristotle Editions,1501-1600

By F. Edward Cranz, Cranz, F. Edward

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[edited By] F. Edward Cranz. Consists In Part Of Aristotle Listings Of The Index Aureliensis. Includes Indexes.

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Catalogus Translationum Et Commentariorum: Mediaeval & Renaissance. Latin Translations And Commentaries. (Catalogus Translationum Et Commentariorum). Vol. 3
Catalogus Translationum Et Commentariorum: Mediaeval And Renaissance Latin Translations And Commentaries : Annotated Lists And Guides
The Publishing History Of The Aristotle
An Essay On The Development Of Luther'S Thought On Justice, Law, And Society
Das Apollonische Berhrungsproblem Und Verwandte Aufgaben...
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Lehrbuch Der Analytischen Geometrie Der Ebene
Greenland Missions; With Biographical Sketches Of Some Of The Principal Converts

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