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Franz Schubert , Schubert, Franz (Seraph Peter)
Schubert, Franz (Seraph Peter) (b Vienna, 1797; d Vienna, 1828). Austrian composer. Son of impoverished schoolmaster,… calciferol , calciferol
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découpage… Albrecht Durer , Dürer, Albrecht
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Dürer was the son of Albrecht… Eihei Dogen , Dōgen (1200–1253)
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Dōgen was the founder of Sōtō Zen Buddhism and helped introduce to medieval Japan many features of Chan Buddhi…
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