File:Leo Belgicus (Dutch-Belgic Lion of the Low Countries) Famiano Strada c1647.jpg

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DescriptionLeo Belgicus (Dutch-Belgic Lion of the Low Countries) Famiano Strada c1647.jpg	English: Copper engraving published by, Francisco Corbelletti in Rome in 1647 as the engraved title of Famiano Strada's book "De Bello Belgico (about the Eighty Years' War in the Low Countries). Coloured by a later hand. Latin text: "De Bello Belgico Decas Prima Famiani Stradae Rom. Soc. Jesu". Reference: “Leo Belgicus – An illustrated. And annotated carto-bibliography” (2006) by H.A.M. van der Heijden, "no." 7.2.
Date	1647
Source	The engraved title of "De Bello Belgico Decas Prima Famiani Stradae Rom. Soc. Jesu"
Author	Attributed——to Johan Willem Bau(e)r (1607-1640)/Jan Miele (1599-1664)

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