Discours du vray sacrifice et du vray sacrificateur, œuvre monstrant à l'œil, par tesmoignage de la Saincte Escripture, les abus et resveries de la messe et l'ignorance, superstition et impostures des prebstres
Discours du vray sacrifice et du vray sacrificateur, œuvre monstrant à l'œil, par tesmoignage de la Saincte Escripture, les abus et resveries de la messe et l'ignorance, superstition et impostures des prebstres
Lyon: Jean Saugrain, 1563.
Authority file: http://viaf.org/viaf/91144648395483092021
Edited by: Marco Albertoni
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De ficticio Missae Sacrificio argumenta Sophistarum Pontificiorum cum refutationibus eorundem. Argumenta vera, firma, & perspicua contra Sacrificium Missae Papisticae
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