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events, Protestant Reformation, 1517 - 1555, "The Stream of Gold to Rome", cartoon, the pope collecting money, woodcut, by Lucas Cranach (1472 - 1553 Stock Photo - Alamy
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Lutheran Reformation Altarpiece Giclee - Ornate Gold Solid Wood Frame - Ad Crucem
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Virtual Exhibition “Renaissance and Reformation'
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