An edition of Ars memorandi (2011)

Ars memorandi

Die Kunst des Erinnerns

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Ars memorandi
Anja Becker-Chouati, Anja Beck ...
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Die Kunst des Erinnerns

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Kolumba
Language
German
Pages
63

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Facsimiles, Block books, Ars memorandi notabilis per figuras evangelistarum

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Ars memorandi: Die Kunst des Erinnerns
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references.

Facsimile of the block book "Ars memorandi notabilis per figuras evangelistarum" in Latin (ca. 1470) with introduction in German and summaries in English and French.

Published in
Köln
Series
Kolumba -- Bd. 36, Sammlung Renate König -- 7, Kolumba -- Bd. 36.
Other Titles
Kunst des Erinnerns, Ars memorandi notabilis per figuras evangelistarum.

Classifications

Library of Congress
Z241.A75 B43 2011, Z241.A77 B43 2011

The Physical Object

Pagination
63 p.
Number of pages
63

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL31091771M
ISBN 10
3981318250
ISBN 13
9783981318258
LCCN
2012356955
OCLC/WorldCat
778420990

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