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English: Inácio de Santa Teresa O.S.A. (1682-1751), Roman Catholic Archbishop of Goa and, later Bishop of Faro (with the title of Archbishop).
Date c. 1740-51
Source ALVES, Ana Maria Mendes Ruas - O reyno de Deos e a sua justiça : Dom Frei Inácio de Santa Teresa (1682-1751). Coimbra : [s.n., 2012. Tese de doutoramento.]
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