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Paratitla tes chronologias et historiae sacrae

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Luca Cuper fl. 1721
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Title Paratitla tes chronologias et historiae sacrae : a mundo condito usque ad ten exodon Jisraelitarum ex Aegypto, profanam quae explicat, prout desumpta ex libris Metamorphoseon Publii Ovidii Nasonis ad haec tempora spectat / auctore Lucâ Cupero, philologo.
Additional Titles Metamorphoses.
Publisher Amstelodami : apud Henricum Strik
Creation Date MDCCXXI [1721]
Notes First three words of t.p. in Greek.
T.p. in red and black.
Includes index (p. [1-6]) at end.
Publisher's advertisements, p. [7-12] at end.
Extent 396, [12] pages
16 cm. (8vo).
Language Latin
National Library system number 990019538110205171

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