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Joach. Henr. Campe Robinson secundus

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Campe, Joachim Heinrich, 1746-1818
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Title Joach. Henr. Campe Robinson secundus / tironum causa latinitate donatus a Philippo Julio Lieberkühnio
iterum recensitus et copiosiori indice instructus a Ludevico Frieder. Gedike ...
Additional Titles Robinson secundus
Edition Editio quarta correctior.
Contributors Lieberkühn, M. (Philipp Julius), 1754-1788
Gedike, Ludwig Friedrich Gottlob Ernst, 1761-1838
Publisher Jenae : Sumtibus Frederici Frommanni
Creation Date 1802
Notes Signatures: *⁶ A-Y⁸.
"Vocabularium"--P. [305]-352.
At head of title: Joach. Henr. Campe.
Extent [12], 352 pages
18 cm. (8vo)
Language Latin
National Library system number 990028421190205171

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