Meertalige publicaties uit de Renaissance
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This document lists the titles of various multilingual publications from the Renaissance period that were published in the Netherlands and used different European languages. The publications span from 1613 to 1649 and include works that were published in Latin, French, Dutch, German, Spanish, Italian, English, and Portuguese. The titles provide examples of works that were translated between languages or originally published with content in multiple languages.
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