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The cities of Romagna and the Marches (1913)

Hutton, Edward, 1875- · London : Methuen · leaf 108

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lan nor Rome, devastated bythe armies of the Empire, was in a fit state for the greatceremony. In the Palazzo Pubblico, Charles placed theIron Crown upon his head, and later, here in S. Petronio, forthe last time in Italy, the Pope crowned an Emperor.Surrounded by Italian princes and Spanish… … S. iLlRuMu i;OLOGNA BOLOGNA 75 interest, but in the second is a fine balustrade of thefifteenth century, with very low reliefs that Dr. Ricciascribes to Niccolo dell Area, that should not be missed. The next chapel is S. Antony of Paduas. The statue ofthe Saint here is from the hand of Sansovino,…

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