EL LIBRO DE LAS BIBLIAS
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Tapa dura, 14 x 19,5 cm, 1,11 kg, 464 páginas
Descubra los 50 manuscritos medievales de la Biblia más importantes, tanto tesoros artísticos históricos como valiosos objetos religiosos. Publicada con la Biblioteca Nacional austriaca, esta exquisita recopilación abarca todas las épocas de la Edad Media, la evolución de la Biblia como texto y de la historia medieval.
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