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Property / Secondary literature: López Estrada (1985), “Prosa narrativa de ficción”, Grundriss der romanischen Literaturen des Mittelalters. La littérature dans la Péninsule Ibérique aux XIV{SS}e{ES} et XV{SS}e{ES} siècles / qualifier
 
Number: 4164

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    PhiloBiblon ID
    BETA texid 1213
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    Instance of
    WEMI Work
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    Author
    Q22449
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    Title
    Destrucció de Jerusalem (II)
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    Uniform title
    Source [literal]
    Hook 2000
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    Historia del noble Vespasiano emperador de Roma
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    Source [literal]
    {I}Cronología{/I}
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    La destrucción de Jerusalén (II)
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    Translated title
    WEMI Expression
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    Vespasiano emperador de Roma
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    Variant title
    Source [literal]
    {I}Cronología{/I}
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    Segmentation
    Rubric
    Incipit
    Aquí comienza la historia del noble Vespesiano, emperador de Roma
    Excipit
    del destruimiento de Jerusalén y de la muerte de Pilatos
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    Rubric
    Incipit
    Comienza el prólogo
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    History
    Translated
    End date
    27 May 1491
    Precision of end date [string]
    ca. ad quem
    Source [literal]
    princeps
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    Subject heading
    Q42964
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    Dataset status
    PhiloBiblon record created
    Date
    10 July 1985
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