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DescriptionYale 1932.1204.2.jpg	English: Cult Painting from house church in Dura Europo, Yale University Art Gallery 1932.1204.2
Date	12 April 2010, 13:47:03
Source	https://artgallery.yale.edu/collections/objects/34502
Author	Photo credit: Yale University Art Gallery

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