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Deutsch: Wappen des Corps Ratisbonia
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Source Michael Doeberl, Otto Scheel, Wilhelm Schlink, Hans Sperl, Eduard Spranger, Hans Bitter und Paul Frank (Hg.): Das Akademische Deutschland, Bd. 4. C. A. Weller Verlag, Berlin 1931, Tafel IV.
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