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Français : "Le roi Noble le lion reçoit sa cour pour entendre la plainte d’Ysengrin le loup." Enluminure médiévale en couleurs sur parchemin montrant dans un cartouche de forme carrée, un lion couronné assis sur son trône, rendans la justice devant un cerf, un âne, un loup, un renard et un lapin.
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