File:Boetius Epo.jpg

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Boetius Epo, a celebrated lawyer, was born at Roorda, in Friesland, in 1529.

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English: Half-length portrait of Boetius Epo, a celebrated lawyer, engraved on a copperplate by Nicolas de Larmessin; from the book Académie Des Sciences Et Des Arts by Isaac Bullart, published in Amsterdam by Elzevier in 1682.
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Source Isaac Bullart. Académie Des Sciences Et Des Arts. Amsterdam: Elzevier, 1682.
Author Nicolas de Larmessin and Esme de Boulonois

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