Ars minor.
Donatus, Aelius;
Ars minor.
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Impressum: keine Angaben im Druck; ISTC: [The Netherlands: Prototypography, about 1465-80]
Impressum ISTC: [The Netherlands: Prototypography, about 1465-80]
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[Donatus]
Poland, Switzerland, Germany, Germany
- Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf Germany
- Berlin State Library Germany
- ETH Zurich Switzerland
- University of Wrocław Poland
Latein, Sprachen / Literaturen, Inkunabeln, Historische Drucke, 610, 090, ksylografy, Grammatik, XV w., podręczniki językowe, Latin language, Medieval and modern--Grammar
Latein, Sprachen / Literaturen, Inkunabeln, Historische Drucke, 610, 090, ksylografy, Grammatik, XV w., podręczniki językowe, Latin language, Medieval and modern--Grammar
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