Quantum redactiones paginae "Dunquerca" differant

'''Dunquerca'''<ref>GROTIUS Hugo, ''Briefwisseling van Hugo Grotius'', 1990, Haga, Deel 13, Ed. H.J.M. Nellen en Cornelia M. Ridderikhoff, Martinus Nijhoff</ref><ref>SMITH William, HALL D. Theophilus,''Smith's English-Latin Dictionnary'', Bolchazy-Carducci</ref><ref>''Revue Belge de numismatique'', 1887, Bruxellae, Librairie polytechnique de Jules Decq. [http://www.numisbel.be/1887_1.pdf]</ref><ref>HOFMAN Iohannes Iacobus (1635-1706), ''Lexicon universale, historiam sacram et profanam omnis aevi''</ref>, vel '''Dunkirka''' <ref>[[Oliverius Cromwellus]] scripsit: "Atque inde Dunkirkam, quae eo tempore in ditione Gallorum erat" in ''Literae Oliverii Protectoris'' in Robert Fletcher, ''The Prose Works of John Milton; with an IntroducoryIntroductory Review'' (London: William Ball, 1838), ppp. 800.</ref>, vel '''Dunkirca'''<ref>{{Fontes desiderati}}.</ref> ([[Francogallice]]: ''Dunkerque''&thinsp;; Batave: ''Duinkerke''&thinsp;; Anglice: ''Dunkirk''), est [[portus]] et [[commune]] in praefectura [[Septentrio (praefectura Franciae)|Septentrionali]] Franciae borealissimae, decem chiliometris prope [[Belgia]]e confinia.

Nomen reddit verba [[lingua Batava|Batava]] ''duin'' 'arenae cumulus' (Anglice: ''dune'') et ''kerke'' 'ecclesia' (Anglice: ''church'').