An edition of The first Lithuanian book and its cultural context (1995)

The first Lithuanian book and its cultural context

Martinus Mosvidius' Catechismus, 1547

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Saulius Žukas, Saulius Žukas
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Baltos Lankos
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27

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OL580774M
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9986403669
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