An edition of De cura ecclesiae veteris circa canonem Sacrae Scripturae, et conservandam codicum puritatem, commentatio theologico-critica (1728)

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An edition of De cura ecclesiae veteris circa canonem Sacrae Scripturae, et conservandam codicum puritatem, commentatio theologico-critica (1728)

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Sumptibus Danielis Bartholomaei & filii
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185

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185, [11] p.
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