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• Italiano: Incisore anonimo, "Maniera di bruciare coloro che furono condannati dall'Inquisizione". Autodafé e roghi dell'Inquisizione portoghese, in un'incisione originale del XVII secolo. Scansione personale dall'originale. L'incisione mostra la Praça do Comércio di Lisbona (all'epoca chiamata "Piazza del Palazzo"), prima del terremoto del 1755. L'edificio nell'immagine è il Palazzo Riberia, che sarebbe stato distrutto da quel terremoto.)
• English: Anonymous engraver from the 17th century, "Way to burn those who were condemned by the Inquisition". Autodafé and stakes of the Portuguese Inquisition, from a 17th century original engraving. Personal scan. This engraving shows the Praça do Comércio of Lisbon (at the time called the Palace Square) before the 1755 earthquake. The building in the image is the Ribeira Palace, later destroyed by the quake.
• Español: Grabador anónimo del siglo XVII, "La forma de quemar aquellos que fueron condenados por la Inquisición". Auto de fe y estacas de la Inquisición portuguesa, de un grabado original del siglo XVII. Escaneo personal del original. Este grabado muestra la Plaza del Comercio de Lisboa (llamada Plaza del Palacio por esa época) antes del terremoto de 1755. El edificio en la imagen es el Palacio Ribeira, que fuera destruido por el terremoto.

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