File:The History of Lithuanian Theater. Theatre programme in Latin of the play The Triumph of the Christian World, performed in Kražiai, Lithuania, 1684.jpg
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Title page of theatre programme The triumph of the Christian world, performed in Kražiai, Lithuania, 1684.
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English: Title page of theatre programme The triumph of the Christian world, performed in Kražiai, Lithuania, 1684.
Lietuvių: Teatro programos Krikščioniškojo pasaulio triumfas titulinis lapas, kuri buvo suvaidinta Kražiuose, Lietuvoje, 1684 m.
Français : Page de titre du programme de théâtre Le triomphe du monde chrétien, joué à Kražiai, Lituanie, 1684. |
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| Source | Visuotinė lietuvių enciklopedija |
| Author | Unknown author, preserved by the Vilnius University Library |
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