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11. Michael Praetorious, Allerly Bawren Lyren (1619)
12. Sketch of a sculpture from Civray (12th cent.)
13. West portal of the Church of Santo Domingo in Soria (c. 1150); detail
14. Capital in the cloister of the Saint-Georges-de-Bocherville Abbey (mid 12th cent.)
15. Drawing of the hurdy-gurdy players on the capital in the cloister of the Saint-Georges-de-Bocherville Abbey
16. North portal of Toro Cathedral (2nd half of 12th cent.)
17. Portica de la Gloria, Santiago de Compostela (1168-1188)
Detail
18. Sculture at the Archbishop's Palace at Santiago de Compostela (late 12th cent.)
19. Inital B miniature from the Robert de Lindsay (1214-1222)
20. Detail from the initial B of an illuminated psalter
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© Original text in German copyright 1977, Verlag für systematische
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