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Italiano: Ricostruzione dello stato originale del trono carolingio verosimilmente portato a Roma nel sec. IX per l'incoronazione di Carlo il Calvo e identificato in seguito con la Cattedra di San Pietro. Quanto resta del trono carolingio è oggi conservato nell'abside della Basilica Vaticana, dentro il grande reliquiario bronzeo opera di Gian Lorenzo Bernini
English: Reconstruction of the carolingian throne later identified with the chair of Saint Peter (Cathedra Petri)
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