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English: Illustrated title page. "Martin Opitz v. Boberfeld Bol:s Opera poetica c. Prosodia Geist und Weltlicher Gedichte mit der deutschen Prosodie"... Cartouche with portrait of Martin Opitz "Martinus Opitz a Boberfeld Bolessii". Landscape with "Bober flus" (Bóbr, a left tributary of the Oder) and town of "Buntzel". Angel with trumpet and banner with eagle. Two types of classical temples. Group of laurelled men. Stick with unidentified object. Ploughing or harrowing farmer. Musician with a lute.
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Martin Opitz (1597-1639); Hugo de Groot (1583-1645): Des berühmten Schlesiers Martini Opitii von Boberfeld, Bolesl. Opera Geist und Weltlicher Gedichte Nebst beygegüglen vielen andern Tractaten so wohl Deutsch als Lateinisc, mit Fleisz zusammen gebracht ... / Martin Opitz

Opera. Von der Warheit der Christlichen Religion. Publisher: Breslau : J.Esaias Fellgibel. Printer: Fellgiebel, Esaias Breslau, 1656-1691. Includes: Von der Warheit der Christlichen Religion / Hugo Grotius. - Transl. of: Bewys van den waren godsdienst. - 1622
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