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Sinnepoppen

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  • Roemer Visscher

    Visscher’s other main work, Sinnepoppen (1614; ā€œEmblemsā€), is a collection of short moral pieces, again showing the writer’s preference for essentially Dutch themes and objects.

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    Visscher’s other main work, Sinnepoppen (1614; ā€œEmblemsā€), is a collection of short moral pieces, again showing the writer’s preference for essentially Dutch themes and objects.

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  • Anna Visscher

    …improved version of Roemer Visscher’s Sinnepoppen (ā€œEmblemsā€) in 1640.

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    …improved version of Roemer Visscher’s Sinnepoppen (ā€œEmblemsā€) in 1640.

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