File:Saint Sepulcre miniature - Narbo Via.jpg

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Français : Réplique miniature du Saint Sépulcre de Jérusalem, en marbre des Pyrénées, Ve siècle, réplique du monument construit par Constantin à Jérusalem au siècle précédent. Cet objet jouait un rôle cérémoniel durant les liturgies pascales. Narbonne, palais vicomtal. Musée Narbo Via.
English: Miniature replica of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, in Pyrenean marble, 5th century, replica of the monument built by Constantine in Jerusalem in the previous century. This object played a ceremonial role during the paschal liturgies. Narbonne, viscount palace. Narbo Via Museum.
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