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Barb.lat.136
	Bibliographic references:
	1)			Burns, Paul Charles, 1940- Beneventan interest in Vergil, In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1982

Barb.lat.181
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	2)			Burns, Paul Charles, 1940- Beneventan interest in Vergil, In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1982

Barb.lat.1533
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	3)			Trexler, Richard C., 1932- Florence, by the grace of the Lord Pope, In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1972

Chig.H.VIII.265
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	4)			Burns, Paul Charles, 1940- Beneventan interest in Vergil, In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1982

Chig.I.IV.118
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	5)			Soudek, Josef Leonardo Bruni and his public: a statistical and interpretative study of his annotated Latin version of the (Pseudo)-Aristotelian «Economics», In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1968

Ott.lat.1348
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	6)			Soudek, Josef Leonardo Bruni and his public: a statistical and interpretative study of his annotated Latin version of the (Pseudo)-Aristotelian «Economics», In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1968

Ott.lat.1353
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	7)			Soudek, Josef Leonardo Bruni and his public: a statistical and interpretative study of his annotated Latin version of the (Pseudo)-Aristotelian «Economics», In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1968

Ott.lat.1397
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	8)			Burns, Paul Charles, 1940- Beneventan interest in Vergil, In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1982

Ott.lat.1398
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	9)			Soudek, Josef Leonardo Bruni and his public: a statistical and interpretative study of his annotated Latin version of the (Pseudo)-Aristotelian «Economics», In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1968

Ott.lat.1705
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	10)			Soudek, Josef Leonardo Bruni and his public: a statistical and interpretative study of his annotated Latin version of the (Pseudo-)Aristotelian «Economics», In Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History 1968

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