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DescriptionMichael of salonica.jpg	English: 12th-century mosaic of St. Demetrius of Salonica, formerly in the Golden-Roofed Monastery of Kiev, now in the Tretyakov Gallery of Moscow. Français : Mosaïque du XIIe siècle représentant saint Démétrios de Salonique, autrefois dans le monastère Saint-Michel « au toit d’or », aujourd'hui à la Galerie Tretyakov de Moscou.
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