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- ↑ Lombardia Beni Culturali entry on the villa.
- ↑ Ville e castelli d'Italia: Lombardia e laghi, second edition, by Luca Beltrami, Editors of Tecnografica, Milan, (1907), page 228.
- ↑ Luca Beltrami, pages 225-226.
