Libertatis Primitiae

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Libertatis Primitiae is the Latin motto of the Dutch town of Brielle, commemorating its historic role as an early stronghold of freedom during the Eighty Years' War.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin phrase
motto
appliesTo town of Brielle NERFINISHED
associatedWith Dutch Revolt NERFINISHED
associatedWithDate 1 April 1572
associatedWithEvent Eighty Years' War NERFINISHED
category Dutch municipal mottos
Latin mottos
commemorates capture of Brielle by the Sea Beggars
early stronghold of freedom
country Netherlands
hasCulturalSignificanceIn Brielle NERFINISHED
Dutch history
hasPart word "Libertatis"
word "Primitiae"
hasWritingSystem Latin alphabet
language Latin
meaning First fruits of freedom
mottoOf Brielle NERFINISHED
symbolizes beginning of Dutch independence
liberation from Spanish rule
topic freedom
political autonomy
usedAs municipal motto
usedIn civic identity of Brielle
official symbolism of Brielle

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Brielle hasMotto Libertatis Primitiae