Enciclopedia Cattolica

Plate XVI · Titles of the Roman Church

Vol. XII (1954) · full-page plate
CHRISTIAN HOUSE DISCOVERED UNDER THE TITLE OF SS. JOHN AND PAUL. Above left: Interior of the "Confessio" with "fenestella" and pictorial decoration (4th cent.) built at half-height of the house on the Clivus Scauri (3rd cent.). Above right: Entrance of the vestibule of the house (3rd cent.) on the Clivus Scauri (the staircase beside it is modern). Below: Pictorial decoration with orant (2nd half of the 3rd cent.) of the vestibule of the 3rd-cent. house - Rome.
(per cortesia del prof. A. M. Colini)
Plate XVI
(per cortesia del prof. A. M. Colini)
Plate XVI
(per cortesia del prof. A. M. Colini)
CHRISTIAN HOUSE DISCOVERED UNDER THE TITLE OF SS. JOHN AND PAUL. Above left: Interior of the "Confessio" with "fenestella" and pictorial decoration (4th cent.) built at half-height of the house on the Clivus Scauri (3rd cent.). Above right: Entrance of the vestibule of the house (3rd cent.) on the Clivus Scauri (the staircase beside it is modern). Below: Pictorial decoration with orant (2nd half of the 3rd cent.) of the vestibule of the 3rd-cent. house - Rome.

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