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King Ahaz Burning his Own Son as a Sacrificial Offering

In Anndertheyl des Altenn Testaments, Frankfurt am Main: Christian Egenolff (printer), 1534 (Stuttgart, WLB), fol. LXXIIIIr

fol. LXXIIIIr (29 of 36 in-Urus figures)
fol. LXVIr
fol. LXXVIIv
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King Ahaz burning his own son as a sacrificial offering (Bible, II Kings 16:3)

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II Kings (IV Reigns)

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    Created by

    • Marcin Bogusz (2023-11-21 06:22)

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    • Marcin Bogusz

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    • Marcin Bogusz (2023-12-01 06:30)