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1 imago pietatis (Latin for image of pity, a religious image that is meant to inspire strong feelings of pity, tenderness, or love; specifically, an image of Christ on His tomb, the marks of the Passion clearly visible)
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2 imago pietatis
Религия: образ Христа во гробе, (Latin for "image of pity", a religious image that is meant to inspire strong feelings of pity, tenderness, or love; specifically, an image of Christ on His tomb, the marks of the Passion clearly visible) скорбный образ -
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