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White Eagle Coat of Arms with Rectangle Opening (Piotrkowczyk; Siebeneicher)
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[Pb23035]
Józef Wereszczyński,
Regvla id est Institvtio sev cvrsvs vitae cvivsqve regis christiani
, Sebastian Fabian Klonowic (translator), Cracow: Andrzej (I) Piotrkowczyk (printer), [after 12 May] 1588
Andrzej (I) Piotrkowczyk
Cracow
Latin
4o
Regula id est Institutio seu cursus vitae cuiusque regis christiani
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[Pb23034]
Józef Wereszczyński,
Regula To iest Nauka albo postępek dobrego życia Krola każdego Chrześcijańskiego
, Cracow: Andrzej (I) Piotrkowczyk (printer), 1587
Andrzej (I) Piotrkowczyk
Cracow
Polish
Reguła to jest nauka albo postępek dobrego życia króla każdego chrześcijańskiego
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[Pb23023]
Joachim Bielski,
Naeniae in funere divi Stephani I Polonorvm regis
, Cracow: Jakub Siebeneicher (printer), 1588
Jakub Siebeneicher
Cracow
Occasional literature: Funeral sermon or oration
Latin
4o
Naeniae in funere divi Stephani I Polonorum regis
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[Pb22490]
Marcin Laterna,
Oratio in exeqvias fvneris divi Stephani Primi, Polonorvm Regis lavdatissimi Martini Laternae
, Cracow: Andrzej (I) Piotrkowczyk (printer), 1588
Andrzej (I) Piotrkowczyk
Cracow
Occasional literature: Funeral sermon or oration
Latin
Oratio in exequias funeris divi Stephani Primi, Polonorum Regis
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