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16th century Italian architect (1548–1616)

Also known as: Scamozzi, Vinsent Schamozzy, Винченцо Скамоцци, 빈첸초 스카모치, ヴィンチェンツォ・スカモッツィ, 文森佐·斯卡默基

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