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Deutsch: Titelseite einer polemischen Schrift gegen die Anabaptisten
English: Title page of a polemical pamphlet against the Anabaptists
Date circa 1645
date QS:P,+1645-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
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Original text: The image is from Anglican clergyman Daniel Featley's book, The Dippers Dipt, published against the Anabaptists in 1645. The central picture, that of the nudist Adamites, believed they had attained the innocence of Adam and Eve, and "ought to go naked and not to be ashamed" (pp. 34-35).
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  • 2010-07-26 05:06 Mark Osgatharp 2060×2891× (4269975 bytes) The image is from Anglican clergyman Daniel Featley's book published against the Anabaptists in 1644.~~~~

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