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(Ed.ne Alinari) N.°20882. Aquileia - Cattedrale. Balaustro bizantino, particolare. (VIII secolo)

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Aquileia, basilica of S. Maria Assunta. Chancel slab flanked by posts, decorated by bas-relief geometric, phytomorphic and zoomorphic motifs and interlaced patterns
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Title: (Ed.ne Alinari) N.°20882. Aquileia - Cattedrale. Balaustro bizantino, particolare. (VIII secolo)
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Aquileia, basilica of S.
Maria Assunta.
Chancel slab flanked by posts, decorated by bas-relief geometric, phytomorphic and zoomorphic motifs and interlaced patterns.

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