Von der Unsterblichkeit der Seele

ein Gedicht des Herrn Isaac Hawkins Browne

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
ein Gedicht des Herrn Isaac Hawkins Browne Bavarian State Library digitized rare-book edition Digitized image count: 48; Extent: 40 S.; Shelfmark: Bip.Theol.o.14	1757	Boedner; Rostock [u.a.] : Boedner	German	—	Public iiif reader	Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab) Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab) Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab) Bavarian State Library Digital Collections (opens in a new tab)