An edition of Franz von Assisi, geliebte Armut (1977)

Franz von Assisi, geliebte Armut

Texte vom und über den Poverello

2. Aufl., Nov. 1977.

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Franz von Assisi, geliebte Armut
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An edition of Franz von Assisi, geliebte Armut (1977)

Franz von Assisi, geliebte Armut

Texte vom und über den Poverello

2. Aufl., Nov. 1977.

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Herder
Language
German
Pages
126

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Franz von Assisi, geliebte Armut: Texte vom und über den Poverello
1977, Herder
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Freiburg im Breisgau
Series
Texte zum Nachdenken, Herderbücherei ;, 630

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MLCS 84/14811 (B)

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Pagination
126 p. ;
Number of pages
126

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OL2824232M
ISBN 10
3451076306
LCCN
83853830
OCLC/WorldCat
17089083

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