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Pertinenti a statue di dimensioni naturali e superiori al vero, realizzate nella tecnica a cera perduta a fusione cava, i frammenti provengono dalle collezioni set- tecentesche dei monaci Benedettini e della famiglia Biscari, confluite infine nel patrimonio civico catanese.
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