Le Drap "Escarlate" Au Moyen �ge: Essai sur l'�tymologie Et la Signification du Mot �carlate Et Notes Techniques sur la Fabrication de ce Drap de Laine au Moyen Age (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

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J. B. Weckerlin

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