File:Braun-Lipsae-Insignis.png
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English: Historical view of the town of Leipzig, Germany. Latin text on verso, "Lipsia." Published in Cologne in the year 1617. The coat of arms of the city of Leipzig is depicted near the map title.
Deutsch: Bildkarte von Leipzig, Blickrichtung: NW, Titel: Lipsiae insignis Saxoniae urbis et celeberrimi Emporii vera Effigies. Anno M.DC.XVII.
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| Author | Created by Georg Braun |
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