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(Changed claim: text of the quotation (P4): My mornings at the Vatican library, where I am examining the medallions of cardinal Albano, explained by the abbé Venuti, and those of cardinal Carpegna, explained by Buonaroti. I compare them with the engravings and commentaries, and have often occasion to make annotations.) |
(Changed claim: text of the quotation (P4): My mornings at the Vatican library, where I am examining the medallions of cardinal Albano, explained by the abbé Venuti, and those of cardinal Carpegna, explained by Buonaroti. I compare them with the engravings and commentaries, and have often occasion to make annotations.) |
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| Property / text of the quotation: My mornings at the Vatican library, where I am examining the medallions of cardinal Albano, explained by the abbé Venuti, and those of cardinal Carpegna, explained by Buonaroti. I compare them with the engravings and commentaries, and have often occasion to make annotations. (English) / reference | |||
| Property / text of the quotation: My mornings at the Vatican library, where I am examining the medallions of cardinal Albano, explained by the abbé Venuti, and those of cardinal Carpegna, explained by Buonaroti. I compare them with the engravings and commentaries, and have often occasion to make annotations. (English) / reference | |||
| Property / text of the quotation: My mornings at the Vatican library, where I am examining the medallions of cardinal Albano, explained by the abbé Venuti, and those of cardinal Carpegna, explained by Buonaroti. I compare them with the engravings and commentaries, and have often occasion to make annotations. (English) / reference | |||
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My mornings at the Vatican library, where I am examining the medallions of cardinal Albano, explained by the abbé Venuti, and those of cardinal Carpegna, explained by Buonaroti. I compare them with the engravings and commentaries, and have often occasion to make annotations. (English)
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