Titoli, ca. 1741-1958.

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Catholic Church. Praefectus Palatii Apostolici. Titoli, ca. 1741-1958.

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Titoli, ca. 1741-1958.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/145567903

Abstract

Indice 1063 p. 5 says that no. 4946 is 'Registro delle Congregazioni del S.P.A.' This is incorrect.

Extent

45 linear m. (279 buste)

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lat,

eng,

ita,

Holding Repository

Bentley Historical Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 6837539

Bentley Historical Library

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