Medii aevi kalendarium
or, Dates, charters, and customs of the Middle Ages : with kalendars from the tenth to the fifteenth century, and an alphabetical digest of obsolete names of days, forming a glossary of the dates of the Middle Ages, with tables and other aids for ascertaining dates
Also known as Medii aevi kalendarium; or, Dates, charters, and customs of the Middle Ages; with kalendars from the tenth to the fifteenth century; and an alphabetical digest of obsolete names of days, forming a glossary of the dates of the Middle Ages, with tables and other aids for ascertaining dates; Medii ævi kalendarium; Medii ævi kalendarium, or Dates, charters and customs of the middle ages; with kalendars from the tenth to the fifteenth century; and an alphabetical digest of the days of saints and anniversaries of the church; forming a glossary of the dates of the middles ages; with tables and other aids for ascertaining the date of early documents and the occurrence of historical events
- First published:
- 19th century
- Language: English
- Content type: Primary source
Medii Aevi Kalendarium : or, Dates, charters, and customs of the Middle Ages : with kalendars from the tenth to the fifteenth century, and an alphabetical digest of obsolete names of days, forming a glossary of the dates of the Middle Ages, with tables and other aids for ascertaining dates. Volume 1 Medii Aevi Kalendarium : or, Dates, charters, and customs of the Middle Ages : with kalendars from the tenth to the fifteenth century, and an alphabetical digest of obsolete names of days, forming a glossary of the dates of the Middle Ages, with tables and other aids for ascertaining dates. Volume 2 Digitized by Google. Includes bibliographical references and index Description based on print version record
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| Edition | Date | Publisher | Language | ISBN | Access | Links |
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or, Dates, charters, and customs of the Middle Ages : with kalendars from the tenth to the fifteenth century, and an alphabetical digest of obsolete names of days, forming a glossary of the dates of the Middle Ages, with tables and other aids for ascertaining dates. Volume 1 Internet Archive unrestricted pre-1900 PDF scan | 1841-01-01T00:00:00Z | London : H.K. Causton | English | — | Public digitized item | |
Medii ævi kalendarium, or Dates, charters and customs of the middle ages; with kalendars from the tenth to the fifteenth century; and an alphabetical digest of the days of saints and anniversaries of the church; forming a glossary of the dates of the middles ages; with tables and other aids for ascertaining the date of early documents and the occurrence of historical events Internet Archive unrestricted pre-1900 PDF scan | 1841-01-01T00:00:00Z | London : H.K. Causton and son; London, H.K. Causton and son | English | — | Public digitized item | |
or, Dates, charters, and customs of the Middle Ages : with kalendars from the tenth to the fifteenth century, and an alphabetical digest of obsolete names of days, forming a glossary of the dates of the Middle Ages, with tables and other aids for ascertaining dates Open Library record | 1978 | AMS Press | English |
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- Contributing institution: Harvard University
- Contributing institution: New York Public Library
- Contributing institution: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
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