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CABELJAUW C. See: Chappuys, Gabriel. C., A., S CABELJAUW C. H. D. P. D. E. T. B. See: Hersent, Charles. CA` DA MOSTO, Alvise da. Portolano del Mare. See: [Consolat de mar. Italian.] 1599. C — author? See: [Portolano. Greek.] 1618. CABALA. See: Kabbalah. CABALA SPAGNUOLA ... discoperta per lo bene della Francia e consolazione de’ buoni Francesi. [Paris], C. See: Chappuys, Gabriel. [1625?]. 14p. : 4°. C., A., S. See: Champney, Anthony. Title from half-title. C., A. B. See: Prynne, William. Linc. C5 C., B. See: Woodward, Philip. CABASILAS, Nilus. See: Nilus, Cabasilas, Metropolitan of Thessalonica. C., C. See: Cotolendi, Charles. C., C. D. S. La doctrine de Iesus-Christ nostre Seigneur: et CABASSUTIUS, Joannes. Juris canonici theoria et praxis, ad celle de Robert cardinal Bellarmin, Iesuite. Touchant les forum tam sacramentale quàm contentiosum, tum roys et princes, rapportée l’une à l’autre. [N. pl.], 1611. 8°. ecclesiasticum, tum seculare. Editio altera. Lugduni : Dedication signed C. 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CABELJAUW, Petrus. Disputatio theologica de Antichristo, Casauboni Exercitationes, animadversiones J. A. C. in prima: quam ... sub praesidio ... Petri Cabeljau ... publice Senatu Franciae Aduocati. Parisiis : typis Dionysii ventilandam proponit, Daniel Rolandus ... 16. Octobris. Langlaei, 1606. 8°. Lugduni Batavorum : apud haeredes Joannis Nicolai a Possibly by A. Eudaemon-Joannes. Dorp, 1666. [8]p. : 4°. Wor. C4 Dur. C11 C., J. V. See: Canes, John Baptist Vincent. — Disputatio theologica de Antichristo, secunda: quam ... sub C., M., S. Theol. Doctore. See: Charlas, Antoine. praesidio ... Petri Cabeljau ... publice ventilandam proponit, Cornelius Schonaeus ... 20. Octobris. Lugduni Batavorum : C., M. V., contrib. See: Engelsche Post. 1653. apud haeredes Joannis Nicolai a Dorp, 1666. [8]p. : 4°. C., P. D. See: Plaix, César de. Dur. C12 C., R., Doctor of Divinity. See: Smith, Richard, Bp of — Disputatio theologica de Antichristo, tertia: quam ... sub Chalcedon. praesidio ... 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[Colophon:] Venetijs : Le CABINET SATYRIQUE, ou recueil parfaict des vers impressus a Philippo pincio Mantuano, 1498. 2°. picquans & gaillards de ce temps ... Derniere edition. A Goff C396. – GW 6504. Paris : iouxte la coppie imprimee à Roüen, 1632. 8°. S Pl. C24 Pet. C17 CAERIMONIALE continens ritus electionis Romani CABRERA, Petrus de, ed. See: Thomas, Aquinas, Saint. pontifices. See: [Liturgies. Latin rite. Pontificals.] 1622. Tertia pars divi Thomae Angelici doctoris. 1602. CAESALPINUS, Andreas. Quaestionum peripateticarum CABRERA MORALES, Francisco de, contrib. See: libri V. See: Tractationum philosophicarum tomus vnus. Chacon, Alonso. Vitae et res gestae pontificum 1588. Romanorum. 1630. — Quaestionum peripateticarum lib. V. ... Daemonum inuestigatio peripatetica ... Secunda editio. Quaestionum CACACIUS, Joannes Baptista. Theatrum omnium mus medicarum libri II. [etc.]. Venetiis : apud Iuntas, 1593. 4°. scientiarum, sive apparatus, quo exceptus fuit exc. Adams C21. princeps d. 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