En skjøn Historie om de Syv vise Mestere, hvorledis den rommerske Keyser Pontianus, anbetroede dem sin Søn Diocletianum, for at underwise ham i de syv frie Konster […]. s.l.: s.n., [ca. 1800]

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  • the only woodcut is on the title page and shows a woman and a shepherd, presumably alluding to
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Standardised title of narrative De syv vise Mestere
Incipit or textual title En skjøn Historie om de Syv vise Mestere, hvorledis den rommerske Keyser Pontianus, anbetroede dem sin Søn Diocletianum, for at underwise ham i de syv frie Konster […]
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