Sub Ascia

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Title: Sub Ascia
ISBN-10: 84-472-1964-X
ISBN-13: 978-84-472-1964-3
Author(s): Victor Cansino Aran, Jose Luis Ramirez Sadaba, Paolo Cugusi, Maria Limon Belen, Manfred G. Schmidt, Javier Del Hoyo, Sonia Castro Ruiz, Victoria Gonzalez Berdus, Peter Kruschwitz, Marietta Horster, Nathalie Prevot, Marc Mayer I Olive, Xavier Espluga, Alberto Bolanos Herrera, Cristina Pepe, Alicia Ortiz Gomez, Javier Velaza, Matteo Massaro, Francois Berard, Concepcion Fernandez Martinez, Joan Carbonell Manils, Ma Teresa Munoz Garcia De Iturrospe, Milagros Navarro Caballero, Antonio Alvar Ezquerra, Maria Jose Pena, Joaquin Pascual Barea, Giulia Baratta, Silvia Orlandi, Miguel Rodriguez Pantoja, Ricardo Hernandez Perez
Publisher: Editorial Universidad de Sevilla-Secretariado de Publicaciones
Published: 2020
Format: paperback
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Pages: 417
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EAN: 9788447219643
ASIN: 844721964X
Prefix: 978
Group: 84
Group Name: Spain
Group Identifier: 978-84
Registrant: 472
Publication: 1964
Check Digit: 3
Formatted: 978-84-472-1964-3

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