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I know nothing at all about Kuhlmann, but his work Kuhlpsalter is mentioned in the text three times with three different dates: In Kuhlmann's Der Kuhlpsalter (1677) the collection Der Kühlpsalter (1684–6) Der Kuhlpsalter (1684) I came here after reading excerpts from two works, Spil-Ersinnliche Virzeilische Grabe-Schriften and the Kuhlpsalter; the first work is not listed in the list of works. 174.52.233.58 ( talk) 23:41, 19 August 2023 (UTC) reply