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Tomé de Jesus
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Tomé de Jesus

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  • JoĂŁo de Barros
    Portuguese literature
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religious and other topics; and TomĂ© de Jesus with his mystic and devotional treatise Trabalhos de Jesus (1602–09; “Deeds of Jesus”). The work of scientists included that of a cosmographer and mathematician, Pedro Nunes, and of a botanist, Garcia da Orta, whose ColĂłquios dos simples e drogas (1563; Colloquies on


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religious and other topics; and TomĂ© de Jesus with his mystic and devotional treatise Trabalhos de Jesus (1602–09; “Deeds of Jesus”). The work of scientists included that of a cosmographer and mathematician, Pedro Nunes, and of a botanist, Garcia da Orta, whose ColĂłquios dos simples e drogas (1563; Colloquies on


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