Michael de Hungaria: Sermones

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Michael de Hungaria: Sermones

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Michael de Hungaria: Sermones

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Codicology

Alternative Titles
Evagatorium
Sermones tredecim universales
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265 pages / 13.5 × 10.0 cm
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Sermones tredecim universales
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Michael de Hungaria: Sermones – Pytheas Books –
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Pytheas Books – Budapest

Publisher: Pytheas Books – Budapest
Binding: Light brown leather binding with 4 metalworks and 1 clasp
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