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Budapest (Ungheria). Museo Nazionale.Lamine bronzee dello scrigno di Császár
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Bronze lamina from the Csâszâr casket with four scenes depicted in round medaillons: Jesus as the Good Shepherd, Daniel in the lions' den, the sacrifice of Isaac and the teaching of Jesus.
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Title: Budapest (Ungheria). Museo Nazionale.Lamine bronzee dello scrigno di Császár
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Bronze lamina from the Csâszâr casket with four scenes depicted in round medaillons: Jesus as the Good Shepherd, Daniel in the lions' den, the sacrifice of Isaac and the teaching of Jesus.
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