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Roma, catacomba dei Ss. Pietro e Marcellino, Cripta-volta: Daniele fra i leoni e tre scene di Giona (Wilpert, tav 104)

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Title: Roma, catacomba dei Ss. Pietro e Marcellino, Cripta-volta: Daniele fra i leoni e tre scene di Giona (Wilpert, tav 104)
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Scenes from the Ancient Testament: Daniel in the Lions' Den and three episodes from Jonah's life.

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