Crossword Clue: Town SE of Perugia
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- Basilica di San Francesco setting
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- Birthplace of a saint
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- Birthplace of St. Clare, the founder of the Poor Sisters
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- Birthplace of the Franciscan order
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- Historic Italian town damaged many times by earthquakes
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- Home of Saint Francis
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- Italian city the new pope's namesake was from
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- Town SE of Perugia
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- Saint Clare of ___
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- St. Clare's birthplace
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- Temple of Minerva's home
- Whence St. Clare
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Recent Usage of Town SE of Perugia in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Jan. 31, 1989
