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Philippe Sergent, standing on the tomb of F. de Paris and singing after being miraculously cured of ankylosis. Engraving.
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Philippe Sergent, standing on the tomb of F. de Paris and singing after being miraculously cured of ankylosis. Engraving.

Unknown artist

CC0 — Public Domain
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Lettering: Philippe Sergent. Aiant été gueri subitement de son anchilose et de sa paralisie sur le tombeau de Mr. de Paris le même jour 10. Juillet 1731, se leve debout sur la tombe et chante le te deum tout pénétré de reconnoissance.

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