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Time in the medieval world; occupations of the months and signs of the zodiac in the Index of Christian Art.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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9780976820239
Time in the medieval world; occupations of the months and signs of the zodiac in the Index of Christian Art.
Ed. by Colum Hourihane.
Penn State U. Press
2007
346 pages
$35.00
Paperback
Index of Christian art resources; 3
N8253
Published jointly with the Department of Art and Archaeology at Princeton U. (the home of the Index of Christian Art), this volume presents a selection of 657 ...
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