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DescriptionLeonhard Paminger 1573.jpg	English: Austrian composer Leonhard Paminger (1495-1567). Woodcut from Paminger's Secundus tomus ecclesiasticarum cantionum... Quinta vox, Norimbergae: in officina Theodorici Gerlatzeni, 1573.
Date	1573
Source	http://www.portraitindex.de/documents/obj/33800217
Author	AnonymousUnknown author

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