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Cathedral cities of Italy (1911)

Collins, W. W., 1862- · London : W. Heinemann ; New York : Dodd, Mead · leaf 448

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ion which up to his day had been going onfor centuries. Small chapels were also formedamongst the lower structural arches, and servicesheld where once the walls resounded to the shoutsof bloodthirsty spectators. Close by the Colosseumis another fine archway, the Arch of Constantine.This likewise,… … ROME arches, so closely connected with Christianity,are still standing, while nearly every other has longsince been razed to the ground. Away to the south-east of these three buildingsthe Mother Church of Rome is situated close to thecity walls. Here, on rising ground, overlookingthe vast Campagna,…

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