 Detail from "Crucifixion" by Ottaviano Nelli, Chapel of the Trinci Palace, Foligno, Italy. Photo by Georges Jansoone / Wikimedia Commons | Jacobus de VoragineJacobus de Voragine is composed of at least 1 distinct authors.Also known as: Voragine, J D Devoragine, Jakub z Voragine, Jacopo De Varazze, Jacobus Voragine>, jacopo da Varagine ... (see complete list), Iacopo da Varagine, Jacobus de Voragine, Jacobo di Voragine, de Voragine Jacques, Jacques de Voragine, Jacques de Voragine, Jacobus, de Voragine, Voragine (de) Jacque, Santiago De La Voragine, Santiago de la Vorágine, Beato Jacobo de Vorágine
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