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- Grossi, Giovanni Battista Gennaro (1820). Opuscoli storici su le arti, e professori dipendenti dal disegno ne'luoghi che oggi formano il regno di Napoli, Volume II. Tipografia del Giornale Enciclopedico, Strada San Biagio de'Librai, Palazzo della Riccia #39, Naples. pp. 86–87.
- ↑ Gl'inondamenti de' fiumi, le cadute de' fulmini, i venti impetuosi, le burrasche, e i suoi paesi accordati con nobili figurine, formano stupore, e diletto ai riguardanti.
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