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- En skiøn Historie om de syv viise Mestere, hvorledis Pontianus den Rommerske Keyser, befalede dennem sin Søn Diocletianum, at lære hannem de syv frie Konster […]. København: s.n., 1755
- En skiøn Historie om de syv vise Mestere, hvorledis Pontianus den Rommerske Keyser, befalede dennem sin Søn Diocletianum, at lære hannem de syv fri Konster. s.l.: s.n., 1700
- En skiøn Historie om de syv vise Mestere, hvorledis Pontianus den Rommerske Keyser, befalede dennem sin Søn Diocletianum, at lære hannem de syv frie Konster […]. København: H.J. Graae, 1784
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- En skiøn Historie om de syv vjse Mestere, hvorledis Pontianus den Rommerske Keyser, befalede dennem sin Søn Diocletianum. København: s.n., 1733
- En skjøn Historie om de syv vise Mestere, hvorledes den rommerske Keiser Pontianus, anbetroede dem sin Søn Diocletianum, for at undervise ham i de syv frie Konster. København: s.n., [1700–1800]
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