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Domini nostri Iesv Christi Testamentvm Novvm. Turcice redditum. Operâ Gu: Seaman.

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1666

Author: Seaman, William
Title: Domini nostri Iesv Christi Testamentvm Novvm. Turcice redditum. Operâ Gu: Seaman.
Publication Location: Oxford
Editor: Excudebat H. Hall Academiæ typographus.
Date: 1666
Language: Altaic languages
No of scans: 787
Type: Print
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Document
  • AuthorsSeaman, William
  • Author Years(1606-1680)
  • Author Professionstrans.
  • TitleDomini nostri Iesv Christi Testamentvm Novvm. Turcice redditum. Operâ Gu: Seaman.
  • Varying form of TitleNew Testament, Turkish
  • Language(s)tut
Publication, distribution
  • Publication LocationOxford
  • PublisherExcudebat H. Hall Academiæ typographus.
  • Publication Date1666
Edition
Description material
  • TypePrint
  • Volume4° ; 25 x 15.6 cm
  • Collation764 p.
  • BindingModern
  • Signature[pi]2 A-V4 a-4f4
Remarques
  • General NotesTitle-page Attribution: None
    Text reads from back to front
    Other Copies: 21
  • AnnotationNone
  • Citation Source NameWing (2nd ed., 1994) B2813
Identification
  • ConstellationLittérature élisabéthaine
  • PID1608
  • DOI10.13097/BodmerLab/1072068220
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