Church symbolism: an explanation of the more important symbols of the Old and New Testament, the primitive, the mediaeval, and the modern church

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Product Details

Barcode (EAN/GTIN)9781558889415
Product nameChurch symbolism: an explanation of the more important symbols of the Old and New Testament, the primitive, the mediaeval, and the modern church
Brand / ManufacturerOmnigraphics
Categoryarts
GS1 Prefix978 — registered in ISBN (Books)
Barcode typeEAN-13 / GTIN-13

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About EAN Barcode 9781558889415

Barcode 9781558889415 is a EAN-13 (GTIN-13) identifier in the GS1 global system, identifying Church symbolism: an explanation of the more important symbols of the Old and New Testament, the primitive, the mediaeval, and the modern church.

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Church symbolism: an explanation of the more important symbols of the Old and New Testament, the primitive, the mediaeval, and the modern church by Omnigraphics

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