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Inscription [reverse] 1543
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This small, circular bronze medal, created by German artist Friedrich Hagenauer in 1543, features an inscription in Latin. The inscription, "COR CONTRITUM ET HUMILIATUM DEUS NON DESPICIES," translates to "A contrite and humbled heart, God does not despise." The medal, measuring only 4 centimeters in diameter, is a testament to the artistic talent of Hagenauer and highlights the importance of humility and faith in 16th-century Europe.
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