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Ciuilis doende de Duytschen op beyde syden van den Ryn trecken, om vervaerlycker te schynen, ende oock de schepen teghen stroom op, belegert het Oudt leger. De Hollanders stormen op Houte bruggens daer onder eenighe stonden die de wallen breken, maer word
1620
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Ciuilis doet op eenen dagh bespringhen Wyck te Duerstede, Rhenen, Wageninghen ende Arnhem: maer Cerialis comende lot onset, belet het stormen, ende dryft de Hollanders inde riuiere. Ciuilis werdt ghekent ende beschoten, soo dat hy bedwonghen wordt syn pe
1620
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Ciuilis maekte hem sterck met een armade inden Ryn, meest om den Romeynen de victuali te benemen: Cerialis maeckt oock een armade ghereedt: maer soo d'eene den windt ende d'andere den stroom hadden, en konden sy niet anders doen dan met pylen n
1620
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De Duytschen ende Hollanders ouervallen by nachte de Romeynen, ende cryghen het schip van den Generael ghevanghen, meynende dat Cerialis daer in was, die dien nacht elders gheslapen hadde. Sy Schickent des morghens met noch andere schepen voor een present
1620
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Een Schip met coren gheladen blyft op een drooghte sitten; de Duytschen pooghent naer hen te trecken, soo oock de Romeynen: waer door eenen. Volcomen slagh is gheresen de Duytschen honden t'velt, ende cryghen t'schip. Ciuilis verrast de Ceulsche
1620
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Sir Thomas Love, c.1571-1627. A three-quarter-length portrait slightly to the right. Only part of the sleeves of Love’s dark metallic grey doublet can be seen under his coat, or mandilion. The lace cuffs are turned back and edged with cartwheel lace
circa 1620
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The platt of Argier & the parts adioyning wthin the view thereof Made by Robert Norton the Muster Mr of his mats fleet ther ao: di 1620 & by his own carfull & dilligent observations then not without danger. Single sheet. Col. ms. Medium: Vellu
1620
National Maritime Museum

A Fishing Boat in Rough Sea off a Rocky Shore. A dramatic depiction of a rough sea driving a two-masted vessel, probably a hooker, into a narrow channel between the soaring crag on the left and the rocks. The foaming water indicates the ferocity of the wa
1620s
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A Ship in a Rough Sea. In this painting, Verbeeck takes up the established subject of ships sailing off a rocky coast in a gale, which appears in both Flemish and Dutch seascapes during the first quarter of the seventeenth century. Under a moderately clou
1620s
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Dutch Ships in a Rough Sea. This tiny panel depicts shipping off a rocky coast in rough weather. Five vessels are shown sailing across large, rolling waves. Four of these vessels are visible in the far background, close to the horizon, and one is shown in
late 1620s
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Medal commemorating the 350th anniversary of the sailing of the 'Mayflower', 1620-1970. Case for the medal commemorating the 350th anniversary of the sailing of the 'Mayflower', 1620-1970.
1970
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Medal commemorating the 350th anniversary of the sailing of the 'Mayflower', 1620-1970. Medal commemorating the 350th anniversary of the sailing of the 'Mayflower', 1620-1970. Obverse: A group of Pilgrims (left) on shore surrounded by
1970
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