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Inventaire Des Manuscrits Scientifiques De La Bibliotheque Royale Albert Ier INVENTAIRE DES MANUSCRITS SCIENTIFIQUES DE LA BIBLIOTHEQUE ROYALE ALBERT IER INVENTAIRE DES MANUSCRITS SCIENTIFIQUES DE LA BIBLIOTHEQUE ROYALE ALBERT IER PAR ROGER CALCOEN Attaché scientifique au Centre National d’Histoire des Sciences Tome IV BRUXELLES CENTRE NATIONAL D’HISTOIRE DES SCIENCES 1980 PUBLICATIONS DU CENTRE NATIONAL D’HISTOIRE DES SCIENCES I, 4 D 1980/ OUVRAGES CITES EN ABREGE DANS LES NOTES ASIMOV (Isaac), Biographical encyclopedia of science and technology. The lives and achievements of 1195 great scientists from ancient times to the present, chronologically arranged. New revised edition. Garden City, Doubleday, 1972, 8°, XXVIII-805 p., ill. BARIETY (Maurice) & COURY (Charles), Histoire de la médecine. Paris, Fayard, 1963, 8°, 1217 p. (Les Grandes Etudes Historiques) BAUWENS (Jan), Maktub bilyad. Tentoonstelling van Arabische handschriften in de Albert I – bibliotheek. Catalogus. 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