An edition of Studien zur Geschichte der deutschen gelehrten Dichtung des 16. und beginnenden 17. Jahrhunderts (1932)

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An edition of Studien zur Geschichte der deutschen gelehrten Dichtung des 16. und beginnenden 17. Jahrhunderts (1932)

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Studien zur Geschichte der deutschen gelehrten Dichtung des 16. und beginnenden 17. Jahrhunderts
1932
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Inaug.-Diss. - Berlin.

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71 pages
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