Cutts, Edward Lewes, 1824-1901 · London : Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge · leaf 124
objects of art of the first centuries. T. Roller has illustratedthe Roman catacombs and their contents by photogravure, and discussedthem from an anti-Roman point of view. J. II. Parkers photographsof the paintings and sculptures of Rome are a very valuable addition tothe students materials. F.… … [hW>. ...,<•> 1 roads. vA.^ ^-^.-..V burned Roman funeral urn. funeral THE CATACOMBS. 103 closed in an urn of earthenware, glass, marble, silveror gold, according to the wealth of the deceased.Some Roman cemeteries which have been carefullyexamined {e.g. at Colchester) indicate that…
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