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Young Man Confessing to a Prist in a Chapel, Illustration from Seelen-Wurzgarten. Ulm, Conrad Dinckmut, July 26 or October 4, 1483

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Title: Young Man Confessing to a Prist in a Chapel, Illustration from Seelen-Wurzgarten. Ulm, Conrad Dinckmut, July 26 or October 4, 1483
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