File:Armas Reais - Capela de São João Baptista, Igreja de São Roque (João Frederico Ludovice, 1744) (cropped).png

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English: Project for the Royal Arms of Portugal in the Chapel of Saint John the Baptist, in the Church of Saint Roch, in Lisbon, Portugal. By João Frederico Ludovice, in 1744.
Português: Projecto para as Armas Reais de Portugal, para a Capela de São João Baptista, na Igreja de São Roque, em Lisboa, Portugal. Por João Frederico Ludovice, em 1744.
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Author João Frederico Ludovice
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