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  • Title
    Joannis Calvini praelectiones : in Librum prophetiarum Jeremiae, et Lamentationes. Joannis Budaei et Caroli Jonvillaei labore et industria exceptae. Cum duobus indicibus, priore quidem rerum ac sententiarum maxime insignium : posteriore vero locorum qui ex veteri et novo Testamento citantur, et explicantur.
  • Author, Contributor
    Calvin, Jean ; Budé, Jean ; Jonviller, Charles de ; Crespin, Jean
  • Imprint
    Genève : Jean Crespin, 1563
  • Description
    [6], 436, [10] f. ; In-2°
  • Language
    Latin
  • Bibliographical reference
    GLN-655 ; Adams, Cambridge, C 295 ; Bibliotheca calviniana, n° 63/19 ; Catalogue Alès, n° 21 ; CDM, p. 56 ; Drummond, Aberdeen, n° 879 ; Erichson, Calviniana, p. 27 ; Ganoczy, Bibliothèque, n° 133 ; Gilmont, Bibl. Crespin, n° 63/7 ; Haag-Bordier, t. 3, col. 618, n° LXXXII ; IDC Calvin, CL-65/1 (Genève BPU) ; Index aureliensis, n° 130.047 ; NUC, NBi 0036708 ; O.C., t. 37, c. 463-464 ; Shaw, Cathedral Libr., 2, C 235 ; STC Edinburgh, p. 51
  • Providing Institution
    Bibliothèque de Genève, Bb 1245
  • DOI
    https://doi.org/10.3931/e-rara-5805 
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    Calvin, Jean ; Budé, Jean ; Jonviller, Charles de ; Crespin, Jean: Joannis Calvini praelectiones : in Librum prophetiarum Jeremiae, et Lamentationes. Joannis Budaei et Caroli Jonvillaei labore et industria exceptae. Cum [...]. Genève : Jean Crespin, 1563. Bibliothèque de Genève, Bb 1245, https://doi.org/10.3931/e-rara-5805 / Public Domain Mark