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File:The Archiginnasio, Bologna, Italy, the wing with the Anatomical theatre.JPG

Description Palazzo dell' Archiginnasio (the wing with the Anatomical theatre, Bologna, Italy
Date 3-11-2007
Source Own work
Author Luca Borghi

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