Whistler, James McNeill · London : Seeley,Jackson and Halliday · leaf 336
hes, with crowns suspended doomed to seclusion by her family, in her despair over them. The tomb of Constantius, which is placed offered her hand to Attila, king of the Huns. In the in the left transept of this sarcophagus, is smaller other the tutors of Valentinian III. are said, by an than that… … rest under the shade of palm-trees. The central one as some writers have supposed, appears uncertain ; bears the nimbus and sacred monogram about his and since he was murdered in Rome, his remains may head, and stands on a mound, from which the four never have been brought to Ravenna to be laid in…
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