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LIND (Levi Robert). See ALEXANDER, Grarnmaticu8. Ecalesiale by Alexander of ViJ.la Dei. Edited with introduction, notes and English translation by L.R.Lirid Lawrence, 1958.
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LIND (Levi Robert). Medieval Latin stuc3.ies; their nature nd possibilities. Iwith bibliographies.J (Univrsity of Kansas Pub1icatjon. Eustic3tud. No. 26j pp. 48. 8°. Lawrence, 1941.
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f 11D9 Lin LIND (Levi Robert). Studies in pre—Vesalian anatoiy: biography, trane].ation, docunents. (j4enoira of the American Philosophical Sooioty, 104.) pp. 344. Bibi., frontis. and illus. Philadelphia, 1975.
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LIND (Levi Robert). See URBANA. Universit,y o± Illinois. Stu&Les in language and 1iUerature. Vol. XXVII. Nos. 3—4 REGINALD, s. Monk of Canterbuy. The Vita Sancti Malohi o1 Reginald of Canterbury. A critical edition with introduction, apparatus criticus, .riotes, and indices by L.R. Lind. Urbana, 1942,
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1109 Yea LIND (Levi Robert). See VESALIUS (Andreas). [De Humani Corporis Eabrica • -Latin and Dg1ish.) The Epitome of Andreas Vesalius • Translated from the Latin with preface and. introduction by L.R. Lind. With anatomical notes by C.W. Asling and a foreword by Logan Clendening. [With a facsimile of the Latin text of 1543.] New York, 1949.
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ND9 Ber LtND (Levi Robert). See BENGARItJS (Jacobua), Cai-iensis. A Short introduction to anatany <‘Isegogae breves’). Translated vith an introduction aM historical notes by L.R. Lind, and with anatomical note8 by Paul G. Roofe. [A reprint of the 1959 edition.] Ne.rYork, 1969.
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PHILADELHIIA. Axnerican Philoaophical Society. Menoirs, etc. [Continuedj 1O. LIND (Levi Robert). Studies in pre-Vesalian anatomy: bibgraphy, translations, documents. 1975. 105. HARBAGE (Alfred Bennett). A Kind of power: the Shakespeare—Dickens analogy. 1975. 106. DAVIS (James Cushinan). A Venetian family and its fortune, 1500—1900: the Don and the conservation yi of their wealth. 1975.
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