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Four Philosophers: Hugo Grotius, Justus Lipsius, Philip Rubens, and P.P. Rubens
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Francis Calley Gray bequest; to William Gray his nephew 1856 gift; to Harvard University 1857
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Title: Four Philosophers: Hugo Grotius, Justus Lipsius, Philip Rubens, and P.P. Rubens
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