File:1634-01-16 geboren Burchard Tappius St. Petrus-Kirche Burgwedel.jpg

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Deutsch: Ölgemälde des evangelischen Geistlichen Burchard Tappius, der von 1669 bis 1698 als Pastor in der Kirche St. Petrus in Burgwedel predigte ...
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