Mercuriusstaf
The Amsterdam Stock Exchange is extended in 1668. A large statue of Mercury, the Roman god of commerce, appears on the rear wall. This staff, with two serpents coiled around it, belongs to him. The wings at the top symbolize speed.
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Mercuriusstaf
The Amsterdam Stock Exchange is extended in 1668. A large statue of Mercury, the Roman god of commerce, appears on the rear wall. This staff, with two serpents coiled around it, belongs to him. The wings at the top symbolize speed.
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De staf behoorde tot het Mercu ...... uw in 1837/38 verloren gegaan.
In 1668 wordt de Amsterdamse b ...... ovenaan symboliseren snelheid.
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In de achtergevel van de in 16 ...... af is van dit beeld afkomstig.
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The Amsterdam Stock Exchange i ...... gs at the top symbolize speed.
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This staff originates from a l ...... Stock Exchange built in 1668.
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