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Français : Plaque de reliure en ivoire, Reims, dernier quart du IXème siècle. Le baptême de Clovis par Remi de Reims avec le miracle de la Sainte Ampoule, Musée de Picardie à Amiens

English: Ivory binding plate, Reims, last quarter of the 9th century. The baptism of Clovis by Remi of Reims with the miracle of the Holy Bulb, Picardy Museum in Amiens

Date

9^th century

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File:Saint Remigius binding Medieval Picardie Museum.jpg

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