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An edition of La poésie occitane, des origines à nos jours (1972)

La poésie occitane, des origines à nos jours

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Publisher
Seghers
Language
French
Pages
366

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Subjects
Translations into French, Provençal poetry, Occitan poetry, Poetry
Places
Southern France

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1972, Seghers
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 361-362.
French and Provençal on opposite pages.

Published in
Paris
Series
Collection P.S.

Classifications

Library of Congress
PC3322 .N4 1974

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Pagination
366 p. ;
Number of pages
366

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL4968506M
LCCN
76458577

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