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Title: The Book Of Quinte Essence Or The Fifth Being (1889)
Edited from British Museum MS. Sloane 73 about 1460-70 A.D.
Author: Unknown
Editor: Frederick James Furnivall
Release Date: November 29, 2005 [EBook #17179]
Language: English
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The
Book of Quinte Essence
or
The Fifth Being;
That is to say,
Man's Heaven.
A tretice in englisch breuely drawe out of [th]e book of quintis
e{ess}encijs in latyn, [t
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