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| Catalogues | In Pfister, Louis (1932-1934). Notices biographiques et bibliographiques sur les Jésuites de l'ancienne Mission de Chine: 1552-1773, Imprimerie de la mission Catholique, Shanghai:
114. Le P. Philippe Couplet, 12. pp. 311-312
120. Le P. Prosper Intorcetta, pp. 326-328.
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