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Soji Temple in Settsu Province, No. 22 on the Saikoku Pilgrimage Route (Saikoku junrei nij... 1859. Creator: Utagawa Kunisada)

Soji Temple in Settsu Province, No. 22 on the Saikoku Pilgrimage Route (Saikoku junrei nijuniban Settsu no kuni Sojiji), from the series "The Miracles of Kannon (Kannon reigenki)", 1859

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Moses smote the rock twice, and the water came out abundantly, 1840

Moses "smote the rock twice, and the water came out abundantly", 1840. Biblical scene, from Numbers 20: 11: And Moses lifted up his hand, and with his rod he smote the rock twice: and the water came out abundantly, and the congregation drank, and their beasts also'. After being instructed to do so by God, Moses struck the rock with his staff and it split apart, providing water for the Israelites who were dying of thirst. Engraving after Moses Striking the Rock, a painting of 1649 by Nicolas Poussin, in the Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg, Russia

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Plate 3: the Assumption of the Virgin, 1678. Creator: Giuseppe Maria Mitelli

Plate 3: the Assumption of the Virgin, 1678. Bononiensium Pictorum Celebrioris Gloria Quaedam Sacrae Icones Delineatae Incisae et Tantae Artis Amatoribus Dicatae A Josepho M.a Mitello Pictore Bononiense MDCLXXVIII

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