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English: Agostinho Barbosa (1589-1649), Portuguese lexicographer, jurist, and bishop. Prolific author on canon law.
Português: Agostinho Barbosa (1589-1649), lexicógrafo, jurista e bispo português, além de prolífico autor sobre direito canónico
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Source "Retratos de cardeaes, bispos, e varoens portuguezes illustres em nobreza, armas, letras, e santidade" at Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal
Author Johann Friedrich Greuter
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