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- ↑ Nuova guida di Cremona, by Giuseppe Picenardi, Cremona, 1820, pages 224-226.
- ↑ Comune of Cremona Tourism office, entry on church.
- ↑ Realtà e illusione nell'architettura dipinta: quadraturismo e grande decorazione nella piturra di eta Barroca, by Fauzia Farneti, Deanna Lenzi, Alinea (2006), page 257.
