Dabidēs emmetros, sive, Metaphrasis libri psalmorum : græcis versibus contexta / per Iacobum Duportum

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Autore:	DUPORT, James <1606-1679.>
Titolo:	Dabidēs emmetros, sive, Metaphrasis libri psalmorum : græcis versibus contexta / per Iacobum Duportum
Pubblicazione:	Cantabrigiæ, : Excudit Ioannes Field, 1666
Disciplina:	264.15
Soggetto topico:	Bibbia
Note generali:	Prime due parole del titolo in caratteri greci
	Riproduzione dell'originale nella Harvard University Library
Titolo autorizzato:	Dabidēs emmetros, sive, Metaphrasis libri psalmorum
Formato:	Risorse elettroniche
Livello bibliografico	Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione:	Latino
Record Nr.:	996509258203316
Lo trovi qui:	Univ. di Salerno
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