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Español: Sepulcro del cardenal Juan de Cervantes (1382-1453), en el interior de la capilla de San Hermenegildo de la catedral de Sevilla, (España).
Deutsch: Kardinal Juan de Cervantes, Porträt von seinem Grabmal
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