Horae B.M.V., use of Rome. Officium beate Marie virginis ad usum Romanae ecclesie

Printer Printed by Jacobinus Suigus & Nicolaus de Benedictus French

Publisher Published by Boninus de Boninis Croatian

March 20, 1499, possibly 1499–1500

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Title: Horae B.M.V., use of Rome. Officium beate Marie virginis ad usum Romanae ecclesie
Printer: Printed by Jacobinus Suigus & Nicolaus de Benedictus
Publisher: Published by Boninus de Boninis , Lyons
Date: March 20, 1499, possibly 1499–1500
Medium: Printed on vellum
Dimensions: 8vo (158 x 105 mm)
Classification: Books
Credit Line: Harris Brisbane Dick Fund, 1937
Object Number: 37.47.4
Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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