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| Religious house for nuns. |
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In Salvador, Pestana opted for the Convento do Carmo, a convent occupied by Carmelite nuns in 1586, a time when Salvador was the capital of all colonial Brazil. Scientific Museum, Pre-Colombian Museum, Convento of San Francisco (the biggest convent in the Americas) and Catholic University. Kaldi tomo frutos y ramas del arbusto y se los mando al abad de un convento cercano. |
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