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Thomas BARTHOLIN Commentarius de paenula. Accesfit Henrici Ernsti ejusdem argumenti epistola

Thomas BARTHOLIN

Commentarius de paenula. Accesfit Henrici Ernsti ejusdem argumenti epistola

apud Joannem Blaeu Sumptibus D. Paulus, Hafniae (Copenhague) 1670, in-12 (15,5x9cm), (26) 120pp. et 3 pl., relié.


The first edition seems to be that in 1655 8 (hafniae). The Epistle of paenula Henricus Ernstus also appeared in 1655. We have not found any trace of this book in the online catalog of the Library of Denmark, several copies in the UK in 1697 a French catalogs. Brand of printer on the title page. Absent Brunet. Vellum half time. Smooth back with respect to the black feather long. boards covered with a paper in his nineteenth tank. Top margin of the title page cropped shorter half a cm. The Roman pénule was narrow and short coat, which was closed and a toga and wore the tunic with a hood. It was in use in the military and travel and was common to men and women. It will dress later monks. --- Please note that the translation in english is done automatically, we apologize if the formulas are inaccurate. Contact us for any information!

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