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Suomi: Nimiösivu. Yxi vähä suomenkielinen wirsikiria, suomencocouxis Jumalata kijttä suomenkielellä, tehty m. Jacobilda Suomalaiselda, ja muild Suomen papeilda. Cunnjalisten herrain Turun pispan m. Erichin, ja capitularesten tiedhost ja suosjost, H. Hemmingin Maschun kirckoherran vaevall ja culutuxell, ensins präntätty Stocholmisa. Mutta nyt Herman Sulkin käskyst, Staffan Myllärin präntill uudhistettu Rostochis.
Sulke, Herman; Möllemann, Stephan (kirjapaino, Rostock, 1561-1610); Carelius, Simon Johannis; Maskulainen, Hemminki Henrikinpoika; Finno, Jacobus (1607)
English: Title page of the hymnal Yxi vähä suomenkielinen wirsikirja, 1607 by Hemminki of Masku. |
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| Source | http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fe2015120321826 |
| Author | Hemminki Maskulainen |
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