Instruttioni, 1550-1559 : manuscript, [ca. 1600].

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Instruttioni, 1550-1559 : manuscript, [ca. 1600].

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Copies of diplomatic instructions and memoranda from Popes Julius III and Paul IV.

1 v. ; 27 x 21 cm.

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