Sui segni celesti /

Sui segni celesti /

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Main Author:	Lydus, Johannes Laurentius, 490-ca. 565
Other Authors:	Domenici, Ilaria
Format:	Book
Language:	Italian Ancient Greek
Published:	Milano : Medusa, c2007.
Series:	Porpore ; 29
Subjects:	Omens > Early works to 1800. Calendar, Greek > Early works to 1800. Astronomy, Greek > Early works to 1800. Comets > Early works to 1800. Earthquakes > Early works to 1800. Divination > Early works to 1800.

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