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(ANGILBERT) RABE, Susan A. Faith, Art and Politics at Saint-Riquier - The Symbolic Vision of Angilbert. Univ. of Pennsylvania Press. 1995.

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Cloth, xvii+220pp., like-new copy.

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(ANGILBERT) RABE, Susan A. Faith, Art and Politics at Saint-Riquier - The Symbolic Vision of Angilbert. Univ. of Pennsylvania Press. 1995.

Cloth, xvii+220pp., like-new copy.
9780812232080

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