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author	Clements, R.J.
main title	Picta poesis. Literary and humanistic theory in renaissance emblem books
short title	Clements, Picta poesis
place	Roma
date	1960

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• References in [c1627]:
• [c1627]
• Dat, nec habet. [26] [c162726]