File:Vera Effigies Ven. Servi Dei P. Bartholomoei de Quental (Nicolaus Billij scul.).png
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English: Engraved portrait of Fr. Bartolomeu de Quental, published in 1734. |
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| Source | CATALANI, Giuseppe. DE VITA VENERABILIS SERVI DEI BARTHOLOMAEI DE QUENTAL Congregationis Oratorii in Regnis Portugalliae Fundatoris Ad Potentissimun, ac Gloriosissimum LUSITANIAE REGEM JOANNEM V. Auctore Josepho Catalano Prebytero. ROMAE, Typis Antonii de Rubeis MDCCXXXIV. |
| Author | Nicolaus Billij |
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| current | 16:55, 28 May 2022 | | 702 × 1,143 (1.76 MB) | RickMorais | Uploaded a work by Nicolaus Billij from [https://books.google.com/books?id=mQH2_bFQq7oC&pg=PP6&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q&f=false CATALANI, Giuseppe. DE VITA VENERABILIS SERVI DEI BARTHOLOMAEI DE QUENTAL Congregationis Oratorii in Regnis Portugalliae Fundatoris Ad Potentissimun, ac Gloriosissimum LUSITANIAE REGEM JOANNEM V. Auctore Josepho Catalano Prebytero. ROMAE, Typis Antonii de Rubeis MDCCXXXIV.] with UploadWizard |
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