Origenis Contra Celsum Librorum, Vol. 1: Ex Nova Editionum Parisiensium

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ISBN 10: 0332369382 / ISBN 13: 9780332369389

Verlag: Forgotten Books, 2020

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Titel: Origenis Contra Celsum Librorum, Vol. 1: Ex ...

Verlag: Forgotten Books

Erscheinungsdatum: 2020

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Excerpt from Origenis Contra Celsum Librorum, Vol. 1: Ex Nova Editionum Parisiensium, Cantabrigiensium Atque Amstelodamensis Recognitione

Aureorum') hommce librorum prima editio la tine tantum in lucem prodiit Romae anno 1481. Si xto IV. Summo Pontifici dicata ab interprete Christo pboro Persona Romano, sanctae Balbinae priore, uti patet ex his, quae ad calcem editionis leguntur, ver bis: Origenis contra Celsum finis: quem Christopbo rus Persona Romanus, prior sanctae Balbinae priore de urbe, latine graeceque peritissimus, cum fide e graeco'traduxit et emendavit. Magister vero Geor gius Berolt de Bamberga Romae impressit, anno in earnationis Domini millesimo quadringentesimo octo gesimo primo, regnante Sixto IV. Pontifice Maximo.

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