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Pellegrino Ernetti
1925-10-13 – 1994-04-08
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Pellegrino Ernetti (13 October 1925 – 8 April 1994) was an Italian Catholic Benedictine priest, musicologist and physicist. Specialising in Gregorian chant and archaic music, he was a lecturer, director of choirs, and author. He conducted laboratory research on sound, and attracted attention for claiming to have invented a device that could observe past events including the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ and a speech by Cicero.
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Catholic priest, Catholic theologian, exorcist, physicist, inventor, musicologist, writer, monk
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