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{{PD}} Il passaggio della flotta don Redin davanti ad Acireale in un dipinto di Giacinto Platania del XVII secolo, conservato alla Pinacoteca Zelantea Cronologia di questa immagine Legenda: (corr) = immagine corrente, (canc) = cancella questa vecchia ve