File:Hugo-de-Groot-Nederlandtsche-jaerboeken MG 0169.tif

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English: The Siege of Leyden. A pigeon at the left carries the numbered legends in the print: 1. Camp of Baldes. 2. Camp of van Zichen. 3. Camp of Diala. 4. Camp of Marion. 5. Camp of Karondilet and nester 6. Camp of Marion. 7. Fort commanding the West Waterway. 8. Great Victory Fort. 9. Fort Quaakel, 10. Fort Casse Vasse. 11. The Great Meerbrugh manding East Water- (Drained Polder Meadow) 12. Road to Zegward. 13. The Court Way. 14. The Pope's Pond. 15. The Pond of North Aa. 16. Meerburger Water 17. Roomburger Watertreat. 18. Admiral Boisot. 19. The Spaniards in Retreat. Further legends: Leydsche Meir, Brassemer Meir, Zoetermeerse Meir, Zwieten, Benthuizen, Paleistijn, Zoetermeer, Reguliersdam, Wilsveen, de Ommedijk, de Groene Weg, de Voorweg, Stompwijkerweg, de Kerkweg, Voorschoten, Valkenburg, Rijnsburg, Poel, Eindgeest (Endegeest), Leiderdorp, Kronnestein, Lammen, Zoeterwoude, de Vliet, Iaapklaas, Zwieten, Noordzee. A pigeon at the right carries the following medallions: lion rampant with hat on stick ERGO HAEC LIBERTATIS 1574, GODT BEHOEDT LEYDEN NOULS GIPAC (coat of arms of Leiden, keys of Leiden), PUGNO PRO PATRIA (lion with sword and shield showing keys of Leiden. Lugdumum Batavorum.
Nederlands: 't Ontzet van Leyden. Een duif links draagt de genummerde legenda: 1. Legerplaats van Baldes en van den Drost van 't Wedde 2. Leegerplaats van Gerhard van Zichen 3. Van Diala 4. Van Marion 5. Van Karondilet en Ian de Nester 6. Van Karion 7. Schans op de dwarsweetering 8. Schans del grand victoria 9. Quaakelschans 10. Schans Casse Vasse 11. De groote Meerbrugh polder 12. Zeghwaartsche wegh 13. Hofweg 14. Paapen meir 15. Noordtaasche Meirken 16. Meerburger waateringh 17. Roomburger waateringh 18. D'Admiraal Boizot 19. De vlucht der Spanjaarden 20. Papiere geldt. Verdere legenda: Leydsche Meir, Brassemer Meir, Zoetermeerse Meir, Zwieten, Benthuizen, Paleistijn, Zoetermeer, Reguliersdam, Wilsveen, de Ommedijk, de Groene Weg, de Voorweg, Stompwijkerweg, de Kerkweg, Voorschoten, Valkenburg, Rijnsburg, Poel, Eindgeest (Endegeest), Leiderdorp, Kronnestein, Lammen, Zoeterwoude, de Vliet, Iaapklaas, Zwieten, Noordzee. Een duif rechts draagt de volgende medaljons: klimmendde leeuw (lion rampant) met hoed op een stok ERGO HAEC LIBERTATIS 1574, GODT BEHOEDT LEYDEN NOULS GIPAC (wapens van Leiden: sleutels), PUGNO PRO PATRIA (leeuw met zwaard and schild waarop sleutel van Leiden. Lugdumum Batavorum.
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Hugo Grotius  (1583–1645)  wikidata:Q154959 s:en:Author:Hugo Grotius q:en:Hugo Grotius
 
Hugo Grotius
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Hugo Grotius, Huig de Groot, Hugo Grocio, Hugo de Groot
Description Dutch poet, playwright, international law scholar, politician, diplomat and historian
Date of birth/death 10 April 1583 Edit this at Wikidata 28 August 1645 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Delft Rostock
Work period 1631 Edit this at Wikidata
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Hugo de Groots Nederlandtsche jaerboeken en historien, sedert het jaer MDLV tot het jaer MDCIX; met de Belegering der stadt Grol en den aenkleven des jaers MDCXXVII; als ook het Tractaet van de Batavische nu Hollandtsche Republyk en de vrye zeevaert, met aanteeckeningen: voorts met het Leven des schrijvers, twee volkomen registers, en veele koopere platen verciert. / Alles vertaelt door Joan Goris

Nederlandtsche jaerboeken en historien Belegering der stadt Grol en den aenkleven des jaers MDCXXVII Tractaet van de Batavische nu Hollandtsche Republyk en de vrye zeevaert Authors: Hugo de Groot (1583-1645); Joan Goris. 1681. Publisher: t'Amsterdam: by de weduwe van Joannes van Someren, Abraham Wolfgangk en Hendrik en Dirk Boom

Printers: Wolfgang, Abraham Amsterdam, 1658-1694, Someren, Joannes van (wed.) Amsterdam, 1678-1710, Boom, Dirk Amsterdam, 1669-1680, Boom, Hendrick Amsterdam, 1657-1709
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