Barcelona, Arxiu de la Catedral, cod. 186-3, plec 2.

03/02/201607/03/2016 Oriol Catalán

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1r. Ubi est qui natus est rex iudeorum? Mt 2, 2. ( Text | PDF )
3r. Omnes quidem currunt, unus autem accipit bravium. 1Cor 9, 24. (Text | PDF )

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