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The martyrdom of Saint Apollonia. Engraving by Marinus, after Jacob Jordaens, 1628.
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The martyrdom of Saint Apollonia. Engraving by Marinus, after Jacob Jordaens, 1628.

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Lettering: Artis opus laudas oculo censore viator, Scalptoris caeli peniculumque ducem. Virginis in mediis animi penetralibus ignes O si mortalis pingeret ulla manus. Iac. Iordaens pinxit. Marinus sculpsit.

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