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Children with grapes and children with weaponry
Design for a grave monument
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Labore et Constantia
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The hippopotamus and crocodile hunt
The lion hunt
The raising of the cross
Title to Justus Lipsius' 'Opera omnia, Balthasar I Moretus, 1637'
