An edition of Zur Ablösung des Lateins durch das Französische als Urkundensprache (1991)

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F. Pustet
Language
German
Pages
20

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Subjects

French language, History, Languages in contact, Latin language, Sources

Places

France

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Zur Ablösung des Lateins durch das Französische als Urkundensprache
1991, F. Pustet
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Regensburg
Series
Eichstätter Hochschulreden -- 80

Classifications

Library of Congress
P130.52.F8 W55 1991

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Pagination
20 p.
Number of pages
20

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL18534167M
ISBN 10
3791713094

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