Logicae systema methodicum. Libris V. comprehensum, in quo universus bene disserendi et sciendi modus, tam generatim, quam speciatim, per praecepta et quaestiones breviter ac dilucide explicatur \& probatur. With an introduction by Alexander Aichele
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