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Ioannis Cardinalis Bona: Opuscula Spiritualia, 1677. leather binding with embossing, covers with supralibros. Brass clasps, signs of wear, 13 x 12 cm

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Ioannis Cardinalis Bona: Opuscula Spiritualia, 1677. leather binding with embossing, covers with supralibros. Brass clasps, signs of wear, 13 x 12 cm

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