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Imaginary debate between Averroes And Porphyry
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Monfredo de Monte Imperiali "Liber de herbis", 14th century. Reproduction in "Inventions et decouvertes au Moyen-Age", Samuel Sadaune
Date

14th century
Author

Monfredo de Monte Imperiali
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