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Deutsch: Grabmal der Pfarrersfrau Maria Magdalena Langhans und ihrem Kind, gest.1751. Inschrift: "Hier bin ich und das Kind, so du mir gegeben hast" und von Albrecht Haller: "Horch! Die Trompete ruft, sie schallet durch das Grab / Wach auf, mein Schmerzenskind, leg deine Hülle ab / Eil deinem Heiland zu, vor ihm flieht Tod und Zeit / Und in ewig Heil verschwindet alles Leid". Bildhauer: Johann August Nahl der Ältere |
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Date and time of data generation | 15:28, 4 July 2011 |
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