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Deutsch: Spoleto ( Umbrien ). Dom - Capella della Santissima Icone: Ikone ( 11./12. Jhdt. ) der Jungfrau Maria vom Typ Hagiosoritissa, gestiftet von Kaiser Friedrich Barbarossa 1185.
English: Spoleto ( Umbria ). Cathedral: Chapel of the most holy icon: Icon of Virgin Mary (11th/12th century), type Agiosoritissa, donated by Holy Roman emperor Frederick I Barbarossa in 1185. |
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| Author | Wolfgang Sauber |
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