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Milan, ex typographia Moscheniana, 1556. In 8°. Loose parchment binding with laces. Smooth spine with author, title, city and year in brown ink. Printer's mark on the title page. Brown ink marks and light browning.
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Camilli Plautii Paezonis Iurisconsulti Fontanellatensis Commentaria ad rub. De verborum obligationib , Florence, apud Iunctas, 1566. In 8°. Printer's mark on the title page and at the end. Woodcut initials. Light browning and ink marks.
Also includes:
Camilli Plautii Paezonis Iurisconsulti Fontanellatensis Commentaria ad rub. De verborum obligationib , Florence, apud Iunctas, 1566. In 8°. Printer's mark on the title page and at the end. Woodcut initials. Light browning and ink marks.
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