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Multidisciplinary analyses on the 11th-12th century bronze doors of San Marco, Venice
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  • 1990Monte Cassino in the Middle Ages62 cited
  • 1973Church Doors and the Gates of Paradise: Byzantine Bronze Doors in Italy19 cited
  • 1974Le porte bronzee bizantine in Italia7 cited

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