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English: A wood figure of Desiderius Erasmus made in 1598. It was the stern ornament of De Liefde which was the Galleon washed out to Japan in 1600. A collection of Ryuko-in Temple at Tochigi Prefecture. Displayed in Tokyo National Museum. 日本語: デジデリウス・エラスムスの木像。1600年、日本に漂着したリーフデ号の船尾飾りであった。栃木県・龍江院所蔵。 |
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