Familiarium Colloquioru[m] Formule in Gratiam Inuentutis Recognite, Et Aucte AB Erasmo Roterodamo Ad Hec Per Eundem, Breuis De Copia Preceptio, Modus, Siue Ratio Studendi, Repetende Lectionis Norma, Cotestatio Aduersus Seditiosas Calunias. (1520)

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