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Danubii Fluminis Pars media; In Qua Hungaria, Sclavonia, Bosnia, Croatia, Dalmatia et Servia cum vicinis aliis regionibus accuratè describuntur /; á Gottf: Iac: Haupt Calcogr[apho]

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Haupt, Gottfried Jacob, 1709-1760
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Title Danubii Fluminis Pars media
 In Qua Hungaria, Sclavonia, Bosnia, Croatia, Dalmatia et Servia cum vicinis aliis regionibus accuratè describuntur /
 á Gottf: Iac: Haupt Calcogr[apho].
Related place Augsburg (Germany)-place of publication
Publisher Aug:Vind,
Creation Date ca. 1737]
Notes On margins pictures of 13 cities and text in German.
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Extent 1 sheet : col
58x69 cm..
Language Latin
Call Number Europe 59
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