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Deutsch: Epitaph für die Pfarrerstochter Maria Jacoba Kaitsch (1614) in der Barockkirche St. Johannes in Dreitzsch. Textfeld auf deutsch etwa: Epitaph für die tugendhafte Jungfrau Maria Jacoba Kaitsch, geliebte Pastorentochter der Gemeinde in Dreitzsch, die am 15 Februar im Jahr 1604 geboren wurde und am 24. Mai 1614 abends zwischen 7 und 8 Uhr ~sanft von uns ging~, nachdem sie 10 Jahre und 14 Wochen gelebt hatte.
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Epitaphium
Honestae Virginis Mariae Jacobi
Kaitschii Pastoris Ecclesiae in Dreitsch,
Filiae dilectissimae Quae nata est 15. Fe
bru. Anno 1604 et 24. Maii Anno 1614 Vesperi
inter 7 et 8 Horam Placide expi.
Rauit postquam vixerat 10
Annos et 14 Hebdomatas.

Mihi vivere
Christus est
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