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# Title: [Bibliotheque Des Autheurs, Qui Ont Escrit L' Histoire Et Topographie De la France] Bibliotheqve Des Avthevrs, Qvi Ont Escrit L' Histoire Et Topographie De la France (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 203)
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HIESEOR. DE FR ANCF. 195
Series Episcoporum Fbroicen sium. Authore M.
T. le Tau Paenitent. es Canonico Ebroicensi, nec-
non reuerendi in Christo Patris D. Franc. Peri-
cardi Fbroicensis Episcopi cenerali ricario. Ebroi-
Cis, ex erpis Antonis le MarIE, ADCXXL. 8.
Pouillé des Benehces de l’Puelche 
Diocele de Bayeux. A Paris, chez Ccruais
AILIOE, NDCXXL. In 8.
A P P F NDTX,
Des Ciectes des Normands en la Pouille,
Calabre e Sicile.
Ouillelmi apuliensis, rerum in Ttalia acre-
no NCapolitano Normannicarum. Libri quin
que. Rothomari, apud Richardum Perit
ADEXXXIL in 4.
Historia Luconis Falsandi Siculi de rebusce-
stis in sicilia rezno. Studio e beneficio Reuerendi
D. Domini Matrhaei Loncorai Suesionum POn
isicis. Paristis, apud Maiburinum Dupnis, NDL.
IM 4.
Roberririscardi C alabria Ducis, es Roxerii
ejus Fratris, Calabriae, e sicilia Ducis, Prin
dixum Normannorum, es eorum fratrum; rerum
in campania, apulia, Brutus. Calabris, es in
dicilia cestarum, Libri IV. Auctore Canfrede