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‘Omnia vincit amor’: Het antieke beeld van de aardse liefde in

middeleeuws-encyclopedische context (ca. 200 - ca. 1300)

Mulders, E.M.

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2013

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middeleeuws-encyclopedische context (ca. 200 - ca. 1300).

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