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In Romae in aedibus F. Minitij Calvii, MDXIIII. 4th, cc. number XLIII. Very rare. See Francesco Barberi “The Roman editions of Francesco Minucio Calvi: in Miscellany of bibliographic and erudition writings in memory of Luigi Ferrari. Florence, 1952, page 89 n° 20.
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