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Maria Domenica Lazzari, with stigmata, watercolour 1846
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Maria Domenica Lazzari, with stigmata, watercolour 1846

Louis Gaston de Ségur

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Lettering: L'addolorata stigmatisée de Capriana Maria Domenica Lazzari fait d'après nature le 30 Août 1846 par Mgr de Ségur copié avec sa permission à Rome pr. Louis Giuditti. Christo confixus sum cruci --quotidie morior--Ego enim stigmata Domini Jesu in corpore meo porto.

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