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Español: Guion y caballo engualdrapado con el emblema heráldico del Reino de Valencia en las exequias por la muerte de Carlos I de España y V como emperador del Sacro Imperio Romano-Germánico. Calcografía coloreada.
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La Magnifique, et sumptueuse pompe funèbre faite aus obsèques, et funerailles du très grand, et très victorieus empereur Charles Cinquième, celebrées en la Ville de Bruxelles le XXIX. jour du mois de décembre M.D.LVIII par Philippes Roy Catholique d’Espaigne son fils, Anveres, Cristóbal Plantino, 1559, LÁM. 15.

Fuente: Alberto Montaner Frutos, El señal del rey de Aragón: Historia y significado, Zaragoza, Institución «Fernando el Católico», 1995, p. 185, LÁM. XVII. ISBN 84-7820-283-8.
Author Jérôme Cock, dibujo. Jean y Luc de Dovar (Ioannes & Lucas a Duetecum), grabadores. Cristóbal Plantino, editor.

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