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The lives of saints vvith other feasts of the year : according to the Roman calendar written in Spanish by the reverend Father Peter Ribadeneyra priest of the society of Iesus and translated into English by W·P· Esquire to vvhich are added all those vvhich haue been put into the calendar since the authors edition vntill the year 1669: besides those Feasts of Spaine vvhich the author himself hath inserted. Printed with licence

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Publication date: In the year M, DC. LXIX. [1669]
Call number: 321226
Creator: Ribadeneyra, Pedro de (1526-1611)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (folio)
Associated people: W. P. (1602-1677.)
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