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The spirit of the oldest Catholicism as the basis for all later …
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Weiller,K. The spirit of the oldest Catholicism as the basis for all later Catholicism. A contribution to the philosophy of religion. Sulzbach, Seidel 1824. XVI, 120 pp. Hardcover of the period. Bibl. bookplate - ╔With: Schmid,A.╗ Die Bisthumssynode... Vol. 1: Constitution of the Bishopric Synod. Regensburg, Manz 1850 - ╔Schreiber,H.╗ Taschenbuch für Geschichte und Alterthum in Süddeutschland. Color, Emmerling 1839, without the plate. - ╔Quaglia,L.╗ La Maison du Grand-Saint-Bernard des origines aux temps actuels. Aosta, Itla 1955 - Together 4 vols.

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Weiller,K. The spirit of the oldest Catholicism as the basis for all later Catholicism. A contribution to the philosophy of religion. Sulzbach, Seidel 1824. XVI, 120 pp. Hardcover of the period. Bibl. bookplate - ╔With: Schmid,A.╗ Die Bisthumssynode... Vol. 1: Constitution of the Bishopric Synod. Regensburg, Manz 1850 - ╔Schreiber,H.╗ Taschenbuch für Geschichte und Alterthum in Süddeutschland. Color, Emmerling 1839, without the plate. - ╔Quaglia,L.╗ La Maison du Grand-Saint-Bernard des origines aux temps actuels. Aosta, Itla 1955 - Together 4 vols.

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