Practica

Summary

Practica is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• Practica authored Giovanni Plateario il Giovane^[2].
• Practica's instance of is recorded as literary work^[3].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Admont Abbey Library^[4].
• Practica's collection is recorded as State Library of Ansbach^[5].
• Practica's collection is recorded as General Archive of the Crown of Aragon^[6].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Basel University Library (institution)^[7].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Berlin State Library^[8].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Openbare Bibliotheek Brugge^[9].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Royal Library of Belgium^[10].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Bryn Mawr College^[11].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Corpus Christi College^[12].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Gonville and Caius College^[13].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Peterhouse^[14].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Trinity College^[15].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Cambridge University Library^[16].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Bibliothèque Inguimbertine^[17].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Vatican Library^[18].
• Practica's collection is recorded as University of Giessen^[19].
• Practica's collection is recorded as National Library of Scotland^[20].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state library^[21].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Biblioteca Medicea Laurenziana^[22].
• Practica's collection is recorded as National Central Library of Florence^[23].
• Practica's collection is recorded as University Library Johann Christian Senckenberg^[24].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Glasgow University Library^[25].
• Practica's collection is recorded as Göttingen State and University Library^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Practica authored Giovanni Plateario il Giovane^[2].