Gregory of Rimini

[Manchester]: Manchester University Press (1961)
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CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION I If for no other reason, Gregory of Rimini would be distinguished for having escaped the oblivion which has engulfed the majority of his contemporaries. For centuries he has been known by the titles of Tortor ...

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