An edition of La chiesa di Santa Maria della Nova in Ostuni dal Medioevo all'età moderna (2004)

La chiesa di Santa Maria della Nova in Ostuni dal Medioevo all'età moderna

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An edition of La chiesa di Santa Maria della Nova in Ostuni dal Medioevo all'età moderna (2004)

La chiesa di Santa Maria della Nova in Ostuni dal Medioevo all'età moderna

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M. Congedo
Language
Italian
Pages
157

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Subjects

Church architecture, Buildings, structures, Santa Maria della Nova (Church : Ostuni, Italy)

Places

Italy, Ostuni, Ostuni (Italy)

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2004, M. Congedo
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Galatina (Lecce)
Series
Biblioteca di cultura pugliese -- ser. 2a, 149

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
726
Library of Congress
NA5621.O833 C45 2004

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Pagination
157 pages
Number of pages
157

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL53134609M
ISBN 10
888086534X
OCLC/WorldCat
57226462

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