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Deutsch: Charles Robert Cockerell (* 28. April 1788 in London; † 17. September 1863 ebenda), britischer Architekt und Klassischer Archäologe
Português: Charles Robert Cockerell (* Londres 28 de Abril de 1788; † 17 de Setembro de 1863), arquiteto e arqueólogo britânico
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12 Ogos 2007 (original upload date)

(Original text: 1817)
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Pengarang de:Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (1780 - 1867)

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