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English
Pages
460

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Subjects
History, Merton College, Physics
People
John Dumbleton (d. ca. 1349), William Heytesbury (fl. 1340)
Places
England

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1956
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Includes Latin texts.

Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Oxford.

Bibliography: leaves 437-460.

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Oxford (Oxfordshire)

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2 v. ([5], xvi, 460 leaves).
Number of pages
460

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OL16015076M

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