Institutio[n]es philosophicæ quas P. Io. Baptista Beccaria ord. schol. P. in Taurinensi Licæo phi[losophic]æ professor dictabat diluculo in physicam annus secundus MDCCLVII : manuscript, 1757.

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Institutio[n]es philosophicæ quas P. Io. Baptista Beccaria ord. schol. P. in Taurinensi Licæo phi[losophic]æ professor dictabat diluculo in physicam annus secundus MDCCLVII : manuscript, 1757.

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