Name: Logos
ISBN: 9788396202949

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Title: Logos
ISBN-10: 83-962029-4-X
ISBN-13: 978-83-962029-4-9
Author(s): Adela Kuik-Kalinowska, Anna Czachorowska, José Iniesta, María Ángeles Pérez López, Alvaro Valverde, Karol Maliszewski, Fernando De Villena, Carlos Vitale, María Carvajal, Santiago Aguaded Landero, Emilio Ballesteros, Rafael Ballesteros, Rosario Pérez Cabaña, Sofia Sanchez, Antonio Orihuela, Arantza Guinea, Anna Dwojnych, Grzegorz Chwieduk, Tadeusz Zawadowski, Jolanta Stelmasiak, Adam Siemieńczyk, Enormi Stationis, Joanna Wicherkiewicz, Katarzyna Nazaruk, Marta Brassart, Jarosław Juchniewicz, Daria Danuta Lisiecka, Marta Policińska, Agnieszka Pyzik, Pablo Castro Abad, Carmen Vargas Antúnez
Publisher: Adam Grzelązka
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Pages: 835
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EAN: 9788396202949
ASIN: 839620294X
Prefix: 978
Group: 83
Group Name: Poland
Group Identifier: 978-83
Registrant: 962029
Publication: 4
Check Digit: 9
Formatted: 978-83-962029-4-9

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