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![Varini Camertis Apophthegmata ad bene beateq[ue] vivendum mire conducentia, nuper ex limpidissimo Graecorum fonte in Latinum fideliter conversa et longe antea impressis castigatora, Addito insuper per Lucium Stellam directissimo indice secundum Alphabeti seriem. Servato quidem duarum, trium, quatuorue literarum iuxta locorum exigentiam ordine.](https://wbc.poznan.pl/image/edition/thumbnail:docmetadata/472005)
Title: Varini Camertis Apophthegmata ad bene beateq[ue] vivendum mire conducentia, nuper ex limpidissimo Graecorum fonte in Latinum fideliter conversa et longe antea impressis castigatora, Addito insuper per Lucium Stellam directissimo indice secundum Alphabeti seriem. Servato quidem duarum, trium, quatuorue literarum iuxta locorum exigentiam ordine.
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Camers, Varinus benedyktyn, bibliotekarz, teolog (1450–1537)
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[3], XXXIV, [11] k. , 8° ; Omyłkowo dwa razy odbito na kolejnych kartach nr II ; Ubytki w pierszej i drugiej karcie ; E.XIV,29
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- Digital Library of Wielkopolska > Digital Library of Wielkopolska
- Digital Library of Wielkopolska > Digital Library of Wielkopolska > Cultural heritage
- Digital Library of Wielkopolska > Instytucje współtworzące > Biblioteka Kórnicka PAN
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Aug 27, 2019
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Aug 27, 2019
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