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[Dead Christ Sustained by Three Angels] [Graphic Material]

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Registration in the lower margin: “Hic est lapis qui contempltus é uobis edificatibus qui factus est in caput amgulí.”
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Title: [Dead Christ Sustained by Three Angels] [Graphic Material]
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Registration in the lower margin: “Hic est lapis qui contempltus é uobis edificatibus qui factus est in caput amgulí.
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