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Empress on horseback pursues the lioness who kidnapped Lyon

In Ein schöne vnd kurtzweilige History vonn Keiser Octauiano, Wilhelm Salzmann (translator), Frankfurt am Main: Heirs of Weigand Han (printer attr.), 1564 (Stockholm, KB), fol. 22r

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Hans Brosamer (printmaker), Empress on horseback pursues the lioness who kidnapped Lyon (Han). Part of Set for narrative on Kaiser Octavian (Han)

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    • Wojciech Kordyzon (2025-08-09 12:18)

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