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Saint Gregory of Nazianzus Subduing Heresy

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Department of Drawings Thomas Lawrence London (L. 2445 without his mark). Samuel Woodburn London (L. 2584 without his mark) sold; [Christie’s London 7 June 1860 lot 804 (as St. Dunstan Repulsing Satan)]; to Robert Prioleau Roupell London (L. 2234 former mount) sold; [Christie’s London 12-14 July 1887 lot 1119 (as The Legend of St. Dunstan).] John Hay Washington by descent; to his son Clarence L. Hay New York; Bequest of Clarence L. Hay 1969.168. Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum Bequest of Clarence L. Hay
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