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Description
English: 11. Air-people, wind-men, sylphs
Deutsch: 11. Luftleute/Windmenschen
Date
Source Praetorius, Johannes; Illustrated by Thomas Cross (fl. 1632-1682) (1666) "VIII. Von Hausmännern, Laribus, Penatibus, Geniis, Kobolden, Stepgen, Ungethümen, Larven, Haussgötzen, Gütgen" in Anthropodemus Plutonicus. Das ist, Eine Neue Welt-beschreibung Von allerley Wunderbahren Menschen: Als da seyn, Die 1. Alpmännergen, Schröteln, Nachtmähren. 2. Bergmännerlein, Wichtelin, Unter-Irrdische. 3. Chymische Menschen, Wettermännlein. ... 22. Zwerge, Dümeken, 1, Magdeburg: In Verlegung Johann Lüderwalds
Author
Thomas Cross  (1644–1682)  wikidata:Q7788725
 
Alternative names
Thomas Cross, Senior; Thomas Cross the Elder; Thomas Cross I; Thomas I Cross; Thomas, the elder Cross; Thomas, der Ältere Cross; Thomas, I Cross
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Date of birth/death 1644 Edit this at Wikidata 1682 Edit this at Wikidata
Work period 1644 Edit this at Wikidata–1682 Edit this at Wikidata
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creator QS:P170,Q7788725

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11. Air-people, wind-men, sylphs

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