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English: Chart of Theodericus II comes de Lymburg 1318 Lion double tailed / Wappen der Deutschen Souveraine und Lande Jahr 1916 / Redinghovensche-, Grunebergs - und Stuttgarter Wappen Buch kept in Niedersachsiche Staats- und Universitatbibliothek Gottingen.
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Source Wappen der Deutschen Souveraine und Lande Jahr 1916 . Band I, 4.III Taf 47, 48
Author Autor Seyler, Gustav Adelbert in the year before 1916.

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Chart of Theodericus II comes de Lymburg 1276 - 1364 Lion double tailed / Wappen der Deutschen Souveraine.

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