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English: Title page of Nikolaes Heinsius the Elder, Poemata (Latin poems), first edition, printed by the Elzevier/Elsevier printers in Leiden, 1653. With the Elsevier/Elzevier printer’s mark (woodcut). The full Latin title reads: Nicolai Heinsii Dan[ielis]. Fil[ii]. Poemata. Accedunt Joannis Rutgersii, Quæ quidem colligi potuerunt. Lugd[uni]. Batav[orum]. Ex Officinâ Elseviriorum Academ[icorum] Typograph[orum]. M DC LIII. The edition also contains the collected poems of Jo(h)ann Rutgers.
Deutsch: Titelseite von Nikolaes Heinsius der Ältere, Poemata (lateinische Dichtungen), Erstausgabe, 1653 gedruckt von der Druckerfamilie Elzevier/Elsevier in Leiden. Mit der Druckermarke (Holzschnitt) der Elsevier/Elzevier. Der vollständige lateinische Titel lautet: Nicolai Heinsii Dan[ielis]. Fil[ii]. Poemata. Accedunt Joannis Rutgersii, Quæ quidem colligi potuerunt. Lugd[uni]. Batav[orum]. Ex Officinâ Elseviriorum Academ[icorum] Typograph[orum]. M DC LIII. Die Ausgabe enthält auch die nachgelassenen Gedichte des Jo(h)ann Rutgers.
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