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Gabrielis Putherbei Turonici professione Fontebraldaei, Theotimus, siue, De tollendis & expunge[n]dis malis libris, ijs praecipuè, quos vix incolumi fide ac pietate plerique legere queant, libri tres : multa complectentes, quaetum ad mores, tum ad religionem faciant, & lectorem oppidò iuuent, cuiuscunque tandem fidei illum nacti erunt ...

Kislak Center for Special Collections - Lea Collection Z659 .D8 1549
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Dupuyherbault, Gabriel, approximately 1490-1566.
Contributor:
Roigny, Jean de, active 1529-1566.
Henry Charles Lea Library (University of Pennsylvania)
Language:
Latin
Subjects (All):
Expurgated books--Early works to 1800.
Expurgated books.
Literature and morals--Early works to 1800.
Literature and morals.
Prohibited books--Early works to 1800.
Prohibited books.
Physical Description:
48 unnumbered pages, 283 pages, 5 unnumbered pages ; 18 cm (8vo)
Other Title:
Theotimus, siue, De tollendis & expungendis malis libris, ijs praecipuè, quos vix incolumi fide ac pietate plerique legere queant, libri tres
Theotimus, sive, De tollendis & expungendis malis libris, iis praecipuè, quos vix incolumi fide ac pietate plerique legere queant, libri tres
Theotimus
De tollendis & expungendis malis libris, iis praecipuè, quos vix incolumi fide ac pietate plerique legere queant, libri tres
Fingerprint:
s.en ueis o-e- stli (3) 1549 (A)
Place of Publication:
Parisiis : Apud Ioannem Roigny ..., 1549.
Notes:
Signatures: ā⁸ ē⁸ ī⁸ a-s⁸.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
OCLC:
50577845

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