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The church of St. Prospero belongs to the fathers of the oratory, to whom cardinal Fabroni, in the year 1726, made a present of a fine library, which consists of 14,000 volumes, exclusive of manuscripts, and is open every day. (English) | |||
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excerpt on the library of St. Prospero's church
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excerpt on the library of St. Prospero's church |
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The church of St. Prospero belongs to the fathers of the oratory, to whom cardinal Fabroni, in the year 1726, made a present of a fine library, which consists of 14,000 volumes, exclusive of manuscripts, and is open every day. (English)
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