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Florence and her treasures (1911)

Vaughan, Herbert M. (Herbert Millingchamp), 1870-1948 · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 163

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he Saint for trying to fill a small hollow withthe contents of the ocean, to which the child retorted thathis was an easier task than that of the Saint, who was thenvainly seeking to solve the Divine mystery of the Trinity. There are two cloistered courts belonging to the formermonastery of the… … S. STEFANO—S. TRINITA 1107 with great splendour in this church. The second cloister,built by Ammannati in 1564, contains the ancient chapelof the Corsini, which has some monuments of members ofthat family. The Church of San Stefano, ad Portam Ferream,stands in the little piazza of the same name off…

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