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Sermones discipuli de tempore de sanctis: et quadragesimale eiusdem : vna cum tabulis perq[uam] necessariis in quibus poteris facillime inuenire omnia in hoc volumine co[n]tenta: cum casibus papalibus et episcopalibus: et a sacra communione inhibitionibus: nouiter impressi: [et] non minimo labore reuisi et castigati.

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Main Author:	Herolt, Johann
Format:	eBook
Language:	Latin
Published:	[London] : Venundantur (vbi impressi fuerunt) London̄ in suburbis de Temple barre iuxta diui Clementis limina in edibus Iuliani notarii impressoris ac bibliopole moram suam trahentis sub signo trium regum necnon venundari reperiu[n]tur in cimiterio s[an]cti Pauli in cellula eiusdem cui situ appe[n]det idem signum trium regum, [Anno de rede[m]ptionis nostre. M. quingentesimo decimo [1510] die vero vicesima secunda mensis Iunii]
Series:	Early English books online.
Subjects:	Mary, > Blessed Virgin, Saint > Early works to 1800. Church year > Early works to 1800. Saints > Early works to 1800. Exempla.
Online Access:	Connect to the full text of this electronic book

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