Antwoord Gezonden Op De Tweede Brief Aan De Heer Daniël Roemer In Zyn Tegenwoordige Verblyfplaats. Waar In Hem De Reeden Gezegt Werd Waarom Men Hem Alleenig Zo Sterk Op Het Lyf Vald En Anderen Die Zo Wel Maitressen Als Hy Hebben Gehouden Met

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