File:De Cleyne Zandt-berch titelblad.jpg
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Nederlands: Titelblad van "De Cleyne Zandt-berch" door Harboldus Tombergen (geb. 1568) |
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Nederlands: scan uit Walvis, Ignatius Goudsche onkatolijke kerkzaken, uitg. Eburon, Delft 1999, ISBN 90 51 66 693 4 |
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Nederlands: schrijver Harboldus Tombergen en drukker Jasper Tournay |
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