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"On a picture painted by herself, representing two nymphs of Diana's, one in a posture to hunt, the other bathing," "On the soft and gender motions of Eudora" (1686)
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SHELFMARK:KU.07.NA.025-a
- Extent
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178-180
- Language
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Englisch
- Subject (what)
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Lesbenliteratur
- Subject (when)
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2003
- Contributor
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Columbia Univ. Press
- Published
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Columbia Univ. Press
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FrauenMediaTurm - Feministisches Archiv und Bibliothek
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07.02.2023, 8:11 AM CET
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- Columbia Univ. Press
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