Null Commentaria in Ezechielem Prophetam. Paris 1622. Fol. 304 p., 11 sheets. - …

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Commentaria in Ezechielem Prophetam. Paris 1622. fol. 304 p., 11 sheets. - ╔Fig.: Ders.╗ Commentaria in Danielem Prophetam. Paris 1622. 3 p. (instead of ?), 157 p., 5 p. Cloth boards with retit. and gilt-stamped cover fillets. (bumped and rubbed, some chapters with losses). - Browned and spotty in places, worming (some loss of text), endpapers with mold stains.

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Commentaria in Ezechielem Prophetam. Paris 1622. fol. 304 p., 11 sheets. - ╔Fig.: Ders.╗ Commentaria in Danielem Prophetam. Paris 1622. 3 p. (instead of ?), 157 p., 5 p. Cloth boards with retit. and gilt-stamped cover fillets. (bumped and rubbed, some chapters with losses). - Browned and spotty in places, worming (some loss of text), endpapers with mold stains.

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