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Español: Collage de Mérida
Português: De cima para baixo e da esquerda para a direita: 1. Teatro romano; 2. Hospital de São João de Deus (Assembleia da Estremadura); 3. Aqueduto romano dos Milagres; 4. Museu Nacional de Arte Romana; 5. Ponte romana; 6. Templo de Diana; 7. Ponte Lusitânia
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