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Author(s) Title Reference
W. Schwarz Selections from Conrad Celtis 1459-1508, by Leonard Forster 18/, p. 38
C. Foligno La Polemica sul Medio Evo (Biblioteca della Società storica Subalpina, CXLIII), by Giorgio Falco 3/3, p. 201

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