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Women drawing water at the Fountains of the Magi, on the road to Bethlehem

Women drawing water at the Fountains of the Magi, on the road to Bethlehem

Realistic Travels Publishers

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Puits des Mages

Puits des Mages

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Puits des Mages

Puits des Mages

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Bethléem et Environs Puits des Mages, sur la route de Bethléem.

Bethléem et Environs Puits des Mages, sur la route de Bethléem.

Abbé Fromet

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L'histoire des rois mages / par Charles Schoebel.

C. Schoebel (Charles), 1813-1888

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The country around Jerusalem / Stanford's Geog. Est.

The country around Jerusalem / Stanford's Geog. Est.

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La cittadella di Gerusalemme

La cittadella di Gerusalemme

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Epiphany Ceremony at the Jordan. Epiphanias-Feier am Jordan. Cérémonie d'Epiphanie au Jourdain.

Epiphany Ceremony at the Jordan. Epiphanias-Feier am Jordan. Cérémonie d'Epiphanie au Jourdain.

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