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![An illustration from Opus polyhistoricum, dissertationibus XXV : De osculis, subnexisq; de Judae ingenio, vita & fine, sacris epiphyllidibus, absolutum : ob variarum gentium, per cuncta mundi climata usitatos ritus, historiarumq[ue] quibus refertum est, amoenitates, materiarumq[ue] ex sacrario theologiae, divae themidos cancellis, & salutaris medicinae theatro petitarum raritatem, maximè curiosum, ex omnium facultatem doctoribus, annalium conditoribus, & geographis, improbo labore, & indefesso studio concinnatum (1680)](https://img.insideoutlibrary.com/img/200/ia-opuspolyhistoric00kemp-10-6.webp)
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