Letters, 61-90
by Project Muse, Reindel, Kurt, Peter Damian,, Saint
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4th volume published as volume 5. Vol. 6 & 7: Translated by Owen J. Blum and Irven M. Resnick ; [vol. 6] with a preface by Kurt Reindel. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. v. 1. 1-30 -- v. 2. 31-60 -- v. 3. 61-90 -- v. 5. 91-120 -- v. 6. 121-150 -- v. 7. 151-180.
Letters, 31-60
by Project Muse, Reindel, Kurt, Peter Damian,, Saint
fromBook collections on Project MUSE
4th volume published as volume 5. Vol. 6 & 7: Translated by Owen J. Blum and Irven M. Resnick ; [vol. 6] with a preface by Kurt Reindel. Includes bibliographical references and indexes. v. 1. 1-30 -- v. 2. 31-60 -- v. 3. 61-90 -- v. 5. 91-120 -- v. 6. 121-150 -- v. 7. 151-180.
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