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Duval, Alexandre, 1767-1842
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Title Joseph in Egypten : Oper in drei Akten : Text der Gesänge / Musik von E. Méhul.
Contributors Méhul, Etienne Nicolas, 1763-1817
Publisher Leipzig : Reusche
Creation Date [18--]
Notes Translation of: Joseph.
Cover title.
Words only.
"Officielle Bearbeitung für die Leipziger Bühne".
Libretto by Alexandre Duval.
Extent 24 pages
17 cm.
Language German
National Library system number 990031512800205171

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