The Abduction of Ganymede, 1612, by Peter Paul Rubens (Flemish, 1577-1640)

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Born in 1640: Marquise de Montespan (1640-1707), maîtresse en titre of

Portrait after Pierre (1612-95), ca. 1676-1700

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Born in 1585: (1585-1618), Holy Roman Empress, Queen of Hungary & Bohemia as spouse of

Portrait by an Unknown Artist, ca. 1612-22

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Baptism of a prince of Spain
Jacques Callot, 1612

(National Gallery of Art, Washington)

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2位(RT2121/Fav7010):https://t.co/BHqcM4bumr (6thbody)
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24 Sept 1561: b. Edward Seymour, Viscount Beauchamp [d. 1612] elder son & heir of Edward Seymour and Katherine Grey in the Tower of

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Born in 1562: (1562-1612), Duke of Mantua

Portrait attributed to Frans the Younger (ca.1569-1622), ca. 1605-8


Galleria Rizzi

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A victim of day out in home made rattle found in channel, c.1612-51. https://t.co/BSTI5cVhnd

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Born in 1638: King of France (1638-1715)

Portrait by Workshop of (1612-95), ca. 1690

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例えば天子がご飯の準備をしているとするじゃないですか
時間があるので何か手伝おうかと言うと天子がそれならお鍋当番ねと言い、火の周りを任せてくるじゃ位ですか
暑い所をパスしてくる天子も可愛いじゃないですか!
(1612日目)

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8/23(1612日目/1480連)908b

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C16th Lancashire was considered a wild & lawless region, 'contaminated with sorceresses' when the Pendle witches began their trial at the Assizes 1612. Six of the women came from two families, & many of the allegations resulted from accusations made between them.

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Still life of flowers in a stoneware vase, with a pot with carnations, 1612, by (Flemish, 1594–1657 or after). Private collection; source, https://t.co/VEipO6qj1c

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El Greco.
San Juan Evangelista. 1612.

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Apostle St. John the Evangelist, 1612

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Born in 1644: (1644-1710), née Françoise-Louise de La Baume Le Blanc, mistress of

Portrait with her children after Pierre (1612-95), 1865, after an original of 17th century

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Hugh Broughton, scholar and theologian, died 1612. Shown here is 'Rome, the image of the beast' from Broughton's 'An harmonie of the Byble with a perfect Registre of the Tymes'. [LPL MS2 f. 18r.]

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