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author	Fontaine Verwey, Herman de la
main title	Notes on the début of Daniel Heinsius as a Dutch poet
short title	Fontaine Verwey, Notes
in	Quaerendo: a quarterly journal from the Low Countries devoted to manuscripts and printed books, 3/1973/4/291-308
description	In addition to the article Quaeris quid sit amor by Breugelmans, which precedes this one, Fontaine Verwey discusses the printing history of Heinsius' emblems.

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