Norwegian Epitaphs 1550–1700

Norwegian Epitaphs 1550–1700As part of a detailed introduction to the post Reformation church topography of Norway, some 140 epitaphs preserved in all parts of Norway from the period 1550 to 1700 are documented with illustrations, descriptions and short biographies. The book contains numerous illustrations of the epitaphs, transcriptions, and translations into English.

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