File:AmbroseOfMilan.jpg
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Late antique mosaic of Saint Ambrose in the church St. Ambrogio in Milan. This might be an actual portrait, made while Ambrose was living.
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Veduta d'insieme / Overall view.
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Dettaglio / Detail.
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current | 20:56, 8 October 2005 | 312 × 600 (84 KB) | Irmgard (talk | contribs) | == Summary == Mosaic from the church St. Ambrogio in Milan. Source: de.wikipedia Category:Saints |
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