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English: Ulrich Zwingli` book portrait from "Praestantium aliquot Theologorum qui Rom. Antichristum praecipue oppugnarunt, Effigies; quibus addita Elogia, Librorumque Catalogi". by Jacobus VERHEIDEN. .Pp. 226. Ex officina B.C. Nieulandii: Halæ Comitis, 1602. Museum im Melanchthonhaus Bretten.
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