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Aristotle. Τεχνης ρητορικης βιβλια γ...Artis Rhetoricae Libri Tres. (Tr. Antonio Riccoboni.) Hanau: Claudium Marnium & heredes Iohannis Aubrii, 1606.

Author
Aristotle
Translator
Riccoboni, Antonio
City
Hanau
Publisher
Claudium Marnium & heredes Iohannis Aubrii
Publication Date
1606
Decade
1600-1609
Language
Greek
Latin
Location
SC-Norris 888.5 A717r3
Provenance
John Birdsey, N. Popple, Turner
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