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De Variis Disputandi Methodis Veteris Ecclesiae.

ROSLER, Christian Friedrich (1736-1821).

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4to. 32, [2] pp. Disbound. Library number rubber stamp to title-page, with verso "Withdrawn from Pitts Theology Library" rubber stamp. Clean text. Very SCARCE. Good. Rosler was a German theologian...

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4to. 32, [2] pp. Disbound. Library number rubber stamp to title-page, with verso "Withdrawn from Pitts Theology Library" rubber stamp. Clean text. Very SCARCE. Good. Rosler was a German theologian who served as a deacon in Vaihingen before becoming a full professor of history in Tubingen in 1777. His lectures covered Wurttemberg history, church history, and numismatics, among other things. Rosler wrote several treatises critically treating the annals of the Middle Ages. WorldCat, 2 locations: both in Germany: Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat Munchen and Bavarian State Library (BSB).

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Publisher: Schrammianis, 1784.
Year: 1784
Type: Used
Binding: Softcover

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De Variis Disputandi Methodis Veteris Ecclesiae.

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