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Almanac for the year 1386 : transcribed, verbatim, from the original antique illuminated manuscript in the black letter, omitting only the monthly calendars and some of the tables : containing many curious particulars, illustrative of the astronomy, astrology, chronology, history, religious tenets, and theory and practice of medicine of that age

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Publication date: 1812.
Call number: 492546
Dimensions: 22 cm
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