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English: Bronze Roman hand excavated in Voorburg, The Netherlands in 1771, image published in Hendrik van Wijn, Historische en letterkundige avondstonden 1800
Nederlands: Bronzen Romeinse hand opgegraven in Voorburg in 1771, afbeelding gepubliceerd in Hendrik van Wijn, Historische en letterkundige avondstonden 1800 |
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| Source | Historische en letterkundige avondstonden |
| Author | Hendrik van Wijn |
| Other versions | The bronze hand is on display in the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden in Leiden, The Netherlands |
image source: digitale bibliotheek van de nederlandse letteren http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/wijn001hist01_01/wijn001hist01_0001.gif
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