Codicum cabalisticorum manuscriptorum, quibus est vsus Ioannes Picus comes Mirandulanus, index (1651)
Gaffarel, Jacques, 1601-1681, Vidua H. Blageart · Parisiis : Ex typographia viduae H. Blageart ... · leaf 21
C O D I C V M CABALISTICORVM MANVSCRIPTORVM, Q.V1BVS EST VSVS lOANNES PICVS COMES MIRANDVLANVS, INDEX. R E S in Tomos diftinguntur Codk' CCS Cabaliftici M MSS. Pici Miran- dulani iuflu cx Hebraico in Lati- num fermonem tranflati. Primvs, verfatur circaPriores Scripturae Sacrae Libros, quos…
Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni, 1463-1494 · Cabala
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