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Angel with a Key and a Chain Binding the Dragon (Satan) and Casting him into the Pit (Loersfeld). Part of Set of New Testament illustrations (Loersfeld)

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Angel with a Key and a Chain Binding the Dragon (Satan) and Casting him into the Pit (Loersfeld). Part of Set of New Testament illustrations (Loersfeld)
- [wanting: Angel with a Key and a Chain Binding the Dragon (Satan) and Casting him into the Pit]. In Dat Nye Testame[n]te, Martin Luther (translator), Erfurt: Johann Loersfeld (printer), 1526 (Stuttgart, WLB), fol. CCCLXXXIIr
- Angel with a Key and a Chain Binding the Dragon (Satan) and Casting him into the Pit. In Dat Nye Testame[n]te, Martin Luther (translator), Erfurt: Johann Loersfeld (printer), 1526 (London, BL), fol. CCCLXXXIIr ◼

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Dat Nye Testame[n]te, Martin Luther (translator), Erfurt: Johann Loersfeld (printer), 1526

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⇤ Georg Lemberger (printmaker), Angel with a Key and a Chain Binding the Dragon (Satan) and Casting him into the Pit (Lotter). Part of Lemberger's set for New Testament (Lotter)

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Angel with a key and a chain binding the dragon (Satan) and casting him into the pit (Iconclass: 73G541)

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Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2023-09-09 10:28)

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Grażyna Jurkowlaniec (2025-06-02 05:02)