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“On earth we are beggars, as Christ himself was”
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  • 1967A History of the Hussite Revolution185 cited
  • 1959Encyclopedia of world art171 cited
  • 1994For the Sake of Simple Folk135 cited
  • 1969Studies in Medieval and Renaissance History111 cited
  • 1967Nicolas Poussin47 cited
  • 1977Sermons on the final verses of the Song of Songs45 cited

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