File:Arcivescovo Leone Ciampa.jpg

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Italiano: Arcivescovo Leone Ciampa
English: Archbishop Leone Ciampa
Date sec. XIX
Source http://www.cattedralereggiocalabria.it/galleria/file/11%20Mons_%20Leone%20Ciampa%20(1829-1835)%20500.jpg
Author Ambito calabrese (http://www.cattedralereggiocalabria.it)
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