File:Bologna - Kathedrale San Pietro - Altar.JPG

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Deutsch: de:Bologna, Italien: Romanisches Altar-Kruzifix aus Zedernholz in der Kathedrale San Pietro, 12. Jahrhundert, links eine Darstellung der Maria Magdalena, rechts des Evangelisten Johannes
English: en:Bologna, Italy: Romanesque altar crucifix in the San Pietro Cathedral, made from cedar wood, 12th century, on the left a representation of en:Mary Magdalene, on the right en:John the Evangelist
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