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Biblia aurea cum suis historiis necnon exemplis veteris atque novi instrumenti

Auteur principal : Rampegollo, Antonio (1360-1423) Auteur

Auteur secondaire : Schürer, Matthias (1470?-1519) Langue : latin. Pays : Strasbourg. Publication : Exedibus Matthie Schüreri : mense Augusto Anno Milesimo quigentesimonono. Argentoraci [= Strasbourg Matthias Schürer, 1509] : Description : CXXII f. ; in-4

Note : Signature : A6 B-Z4/4/8

Note sur la reliure : Reliure souple en parchemin, tranches rouges. Sur la page de titre, "[...]is Johanis Ruden"

Note de provenance : Johann Ruden ?. Fonds Collegium Wilhelmitanum
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