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English: The engraving depicts the ‘saintly princess’ holding a skull, a crucifix, and a crown of thorns. Printed in Breve Narratione Della Vita della Beata Giovanna Principessa di Portogallo Dell’Ordine di San Domenico. Appellata communemente la Santa Principessa. Raccolta da un religioso Dell'istess' Ordine di Lei Devoto, Rome 1693. Credit: Women of the Book Collection, Sheridan Libraries, Johns Hopkins University, digitized with the support of the Arcadia Fund
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Author M.us Cataldus (designer), Louis Gomier (engraver)

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