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Seven miracles of the world/Franciscus uan Aelst

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At the center of the Seven Wonders of the World: Statue of Olympic Jupiter, Colossus of Rhodi, Sepulchre called the Mausoleum in Asia, Temple of Diana Ephesia in Asia, Amphiteatro called the Coliseum in Rome, Babylon, Guglia in Babylon. On the base of the obelisk dedicates: Ill. domino Franco. de Quesada canco. Gadicenses dnc... Franciscus Van Aelst DD, with de Quesada weapons. In the lower and lateral margins, 7 engraved scenes. On top, an epigram of Martial and Petrarch's sonnet, below, portrait of Martial and Petrarch, Per A. see: FRBNF40617934, Probably printed at the end of '500, Previous inventory 7420, remounted on brachetta, in folder
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Title: Seven miracles of the world/Franciscus uan Aelst
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At the center of the Seven Wonders of the World: Statue of Olympic Jupiter, Colossus of Rhodi, Sepulchre called the Mausoleum in Asia, Temple of Diana Ephesia in Asia, Amphiteatro called the Coliseum in Rome, Babylon, Guglia in Babylon.
On the base of the obelisk dedicates: Ill.
domino Franco.
de Quesada canco.
Gadicenses dnc.
Franciscus Van Aelst DD, with de Quesada weapons.
In the lower and lateral margins, 7 engraved scenes.
On top, an epigram of Martial and Petrarch's sonnet, below, portrait of Martial and Petrarch, Per A.
see: FRBNF40617934, Probably printed at the end of '500, Previous inventory 7420, remounted on brachetta, in folder.

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