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Detail of Relief Stela A
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| 300 × 238 (15 KB) | Athanasius McVay ( talk | contribs) | This talk about resurrecting the papal slippers is complete nonsense. One must distinguish between liturgical sandals (shown in the photo with the liturgical gloves or chirotheca), papal slippers and papal shoes. Until the late 1960s, all bishops wore |
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 | 300 × 238 (15 KB) | Athanasius McVay ( talk | contribs) | Outdoor Papal Shoes of Pope Pius VII, given to the Count fi Gropello, while staying in his palace in Alexandria, Italy, on the way to France. The shoes are still in possession of Count Gustavo di Gropello. |
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Papal_Shoes.jpg (300 × 238 pixels, file size: 15 KB, MIME type: image/jpeg)
Detail of Relief Stela A
| Page | Caption |
|---|---|
| Tuna el-Gebel | Detail of Stela A |
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public domain. This applies worldwide. If this is not legally possible: |
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| current | 17:12, 21 June 2005 |
| 300 × 238 (15 KB) | Athanasius McVay ( talk | contribs) | This talk about resurrecting the papal slippers is complete nonsense. One must distinguish between liturgical sandals (shown in the photo with the liturgical gloves or chirotheca), papal slippers and papal shoes. Until the late 1960s, all bishops wore |
| 17:06, 21 June 2005 |
| 300 × 238 (15 KB) | Athanasius McVay ( talk | contribs) | Outdoor Papal Shoes of Pope Pius VII, given to the Count fi Gropello, while staying in his palace in Alexandria, Italy, on the way to France. The shoes are still in possession of Count Gustavo di Gropello. |
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