File:Editto 2 gennaio 1761 (San Martino) - TypOrn1.jpg

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Italiano: Capolettera tratto da: Editto 2 gennaio 1761.
English: Initial letter from: Editto 2 gennaio 1761.
Date 1761
File creation: 14 June 2011 10:51 (UTC)
Source Editto 2 gennaio 1761, p. 1
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Publisher: In Asti, per Antonio Maria Tucais De Giangrandi Stamp. Vescovile, e Librajo
Scanning: Cinnamologus

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This is a retouched picture, which means that it has been digitally altered from its original version. Modifications: ritaglio. The original can be viewed here: Editto 2 gennaio 1761 (San Martino).djvu: . Modifications made by Cinnamologus.

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