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Nederlands: Odilia gravin van Nassau-Siegen 1445-1495. Portret door mr. Sommeren, 1681, Klooster St. Catharinadal te Oosterhout.
English: Ottilie Countess of Nassau-Siegen 1445-1495. Portrait by mr. Sommeren, 1681, St. Catharinadal Abbey, Oosterhout.
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Source https://resources.huygens.knaw.nl/vrouwenlexicon/lemmata/data/OdiliavanNassau
Author mr. Sommeren

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