Habes Lector, Hic Libello: Rudolphi Agricolae Iunioris Rheti, Ad Ioachimum Vadianum Helvetium Poetam Laureatum, Epistolam, Qua De Locorum Non Nullorum ... Helvetii Poet. Lau. Ad Eundem Epistolam - Softcover
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Excerpt from Habes Lector, Hic Libello: Rudolphi Agricolae Iunioris Rheti, Ad Ioachimum Vadianum Helvetium Poetam Laureatum, Epistolam, Qua De Locorum Non Nullorum Obscuritate Quæstio Fit Et Percontatio; Joachimi Vadiani Helvetii Poet. Lau. Ad Eundem Epistolam
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