Joannis Physiophili Specimen monachologiæ methodo Linnæana tabulis tribus æneis illustratum, cum adnexis thesibus e pansophia p.p.p. Fast ... quas Præs. C. a Mulo Antonii ... defendent P. Tiburtius a Vulnere Theresiæ et P. Theodatus a Stigmatibus Francisci, etc |
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| Title | Joannis Physiophili Specimen monachologiæ methodo Linnæana tabulis tribus æneis illustratum, cum adnexis thesibus e pansophia p.p.p. Fast ... quas Præs. C. a Mulo Antonii ... defendent P. Tiburtius a Vulnere Theresiæ et P. Theodatus a Stigmatibus Francisci, etc |
| Author | Joannes PHYSIOPHILUS (pseud. [i.e. Ignaz von Born.]) |
| Published | 1783 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2015 |
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