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- ↑ Lodi monografia storico-artistica, by Felice De Angeli, Andrea Timolati, published in Milan (1877), page 134.
- ↑ Raccotta di articoli artistici editi ed inediti by Luigi Malvezzi, pages 145-146.
- ↑ L Malvezzi, page 17.
- ↑ L Malvezzi, page 64.
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