The image shows a display case inside a museum, likely the "Museo del Libro Casa della Cultura Palazzo Caputi" in Ruvo di Puglia, Italy, as indicated by the text at the bottom. The display case contains information about historical publications. On the left side of the display is a reproduction of an old book's title page, labeled "VITA R.P.F. HIERONYMI NARNIENSIS". To its right, a descriptive text is presented, detailing two incunabula. The first entry discusses "Marcellin de Pise (1594-1665)" and his work "Vita r.p.f. Hieronymi Narniensis totius ordinis Capucinorum vicarij generalis, et sacri palatij concionatoris apostolici, Roma, Manelfo Manelfi, 1647." It describes the biography of p. Girolamo da Narni, the general of the Capuchins, noting that the edition is enriched with a preliminary engraving and a chalcographic portrait of the subject. Below this, another book reproduction is shown, identified as "VITA MIRABILIS ET MORS PRETIOSA VENERABILIS SORORIS ROSAE DE S. MARIA LIMENSIS". The second descriptive entry pertains to "Leonhard Hansen (1603 – 1685)" and his work "Vita mirabilis et mors pretiosa venerabilis sororis Rosæ de S. Maria Limensis, ex Tertio ordine S.P. Dominici, Roma, Nicolò Angelo Tinassi, 1664." This text explains that the hagiography of Saint Rose of Lima is attributed to the Dominican Leonhard Hansen and precedes her beatification (1668) and canonization (1671) in the Americas. The bottom of the display features the text "Didascalia: E.L." and the museum's name and location. A date and time, "19.08.2026 11:25", is also visible. The lighting suggests an indoor environment, and the overall presentation indicates a historical exhibit. No people are visible in the image. in Ruvo di Puglia, Italy

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The image shows a display case inside a museum, likely the "Museo del Libro Casa della Cultura Palazzo Caputi" in Ruvo di Puglia, Italy, as indicated by the text at the bottom. The display case contains information about historical publications. On the left side of the display is a reproduction of an old book's title page, labeled "VITA R.P.F. HIERONYMI NARNIENSIS". To its right, a descriptive text is presented, detailing two incunabula. The first entry discusses "Marcellin de Pise (1594-1665)" and his work "Vita r.p.f. Hieronymi Narniensis totius ordinis Capucinorum vicarij generalis, et sacri palatij concionatoris apostolici, Roma, Manelfo Manelfi, 1647." It describes the biography of p. Girolamo da Narni, the general of the Capuchins, noting that the edition is enriched with a preliminary engraving and a chalcographic portrait of the subject. Below this, another book reproduction is shown, identified as "VITA MIRABILIS ET MORS PRETIOSA VENERABILIS SORORIS ROSAE DE S. MARIA LIMENSIS". The second descriptive entry pertains to "Leonhard Hansen (1603 – 1685)" and his work "Vita mirabilis et mors pretiosa venerabilis sororis Rosæ de S. Maria Limensis, ex Tertio ordine S.P. Dominici, Roma, Nicolò Angelo Tinassi, 1664." This text explains that the hagiography of Saint Rose of Lima is attributed to the Dominican Leonhard Hansen and precedes her beatification (1668) and canonization (1671) in the Americas. The bottom of the display features the text "Didascalia: E.L." and the museum's name and location. A date and time, "19.08.2026 11:25", is also visible. The lighting suggests an indoor environment, and the overall presentation indicates a historical exhibit. No people are visible in the image.

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