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English: Memorial plaque for Fra Desiderius Scalia, Desiderio Scaglia (1567-1639), Cardinal for Cremona, bishop of Melfi, Rapolla, Como in Italy and Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals, also known as Fra Desiderio Scaglia of S. Carlo, called Cremona. The plaque was installed in 1653 by his nephew Deodato (Deodatus) Scaglia (1592-1659), bishop of Alessandria, Italy. Bishop's coat of arms, hat with tassels. Heraldic animals: crowned eagles, dogs.
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D.O.M
DESIDERII.SCALIAE.EX.PREDICAT.FAMILIA.CARDINALIS

VITA.DUM.DESIDERATUR.ERIPITUR
ET.QUOD.DE EO.CONDI.POTUIT.SUB.MARMORE.IACET
CAETERUM.EXIMIAE.EIUS.VIRTUTES.PER.ORA.VOLANT
F.DEOD.SCAL.EPISCOPUS.ALEXANDRINUS
AVUNCULO.BENEFICENTISS.
GRATI.ANIMI.EXIGUUM.ARGUMENTUM
P.AN.SALUTIS.M.D.C.LIII.

(1653, D.O.M. = Deo Optimo Maximo, deod.scal. = Deodatus Scalia)
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Thom. Augustinus Vairani: Cremonensium monumenta Romæ extantia / collegit atque illustravit Thom. Augustinus Vairani.

Publisher: Excudebat Romæ : Generosus Salomonius
institution QS:P195,Q3046797
Author Unknown authorUnknown author
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