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Dome depicting the Ascension of the Blessed Virgin by Riminaldi; cathedral, Pisa, Italy
Equally seen is "the lamp of Galileo" (leading him to invent the law of the isochrony of the pendulum). - work by Vincenzo Possenti in 1586. katarina jankovic gaglovo srbija <3
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