Irenaeus
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Ausgewählte Schriften des heiligen Irenaeus, Bischofs von Lyon und Martyrers / nach dem Urtexte uebersetzt und mit einer kurzen Lebensbeschreibung des Heiligen und Einleitung versehen von Heinrich Hand.

Irenaeus, Saint, Bishop of Lyon

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