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The church of S. Giustina had been an Augustinian church since 1448 which might support the identification of NG 3541 as Saint Augustine.
Collection of Alfred de Pass by 1895; by whom presented, 1920.
Davies 1961, pp. 562-3
Armstrong 1976, pp. 83-92, 358-61
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The church of S. Giustina had been an Augustinian church since 1448 which might support the identification of NG 3541 as Saint Augustine.
Collection of Alfred de Pass by 1895; by whom presented, 1920.
Davies 1961, pp. 562-3
Armstrong 1976, pp. 83-92, 358-61
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