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editHypothetical round game board or ludus regularis, proposed by George Colvener in his 1615 edition.
Source: Cardoso, Carla (2023). "Ludus Regularis: The Clergy Game". Board Game Studies Journal. 17 (1): 47–92. doi:10.2478/bgs-2023-0002. (Fig. 4)
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| current | 00:39, 2 October 2024 | | 842 × 861 (1.06 MB) | Srnec (talk | contribs) | Hypothetical round game board or ''ludus regularis'', proposed by {{ill|George Colvener|nl|Georgius Colvenerius|es|George Colveneer}} in his 1615 edition. Source: {{cite journal |first=Carla |last=Cardoso |title=''Ludus Regularis'': The Clergy Game |year=2023 |volume=17 |issue=1 |pages=47–92 |journal=Board Game Studies Journal |doi=10.2478/bgs-2023-0002}} (Fig. 4) URL: https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Round-board-with-pointer-from-the-game-Ludus-Regularis-included-as-a-folding-elemen... |
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