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DescriptionMapa-mundi do Liber Floridus de Lambert of Saint-Omer (c. 1120).jpg

Galego: Mapamundi do Liber Floridus de Lambert of Saint-Omer.

Date

circa 1120

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Lambert of Saint-Omer

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