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Religion, body and gender in early modern Spain
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  • 2002The Moralized Breast in Early Modern Spain11 cited
  • 1998The Hiding Places of My Power: Sebastiana Josefa de la Santisima Trinidad and the Hagiographic Representation of the Body in Colonial Spanish America4 cited

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