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Close view of a 1664 print page with Latin handwritten script and a French privilege line beneath it.

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Gregoire-huret theatre-de-la-passion cum-privilegis

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Grégoire Huret · French, 1606-1670

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Gregoire-huret theatre-de-la-passion cum-privilegis, Grégoire Huret (1664), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com

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A close view of a page bearing Latin script in a flowing hand, with the phrase 'propter delicta nostra' and the word 'nostram' visible.

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Date
1664
Medium
Print
Museum
Wikimedia Commons
License
Public domain