A Poets Bazaar
A Poets Bazaar
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We enter, and stand in one of the largest and handsomest churches in Rome. It is Diocletian's bathing room. Immense columns, each a single block of granite, still stand proudly and unchanged from his time. 1 In this church there is something very pleasant, and refresh- ing as if one were in the open air under the shade of the pine- trees, and at the same time all is so solemn, solitary, really Catholic ! The walls display some of the finest paintings. Here is Domenichino's " St. Sebastian, " an...d Carlo Maratti's " Baptism of Christ. " In the chapel-like building which we pass through to enter the church, lie the 'remains of Carlo Maratti to the left, and Salvator Rosa to the right, with the bust of each over their graves. Opposite these two tombs are two others, on which the epitaphs appeared to me the most beautiful and full of meaning that I have hitherto read. They run thus : " Corpus humo tegitur, Fama per ora volat, Spiritus astra tenet. " The other is not less significant, " Virtute vixit, Memoria vivit, Gloria vivet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We enter, and stand in one of the largest and handsomest churches in Rome. It is Diocletian's bathing room. Immense columns, each a single block of granite, still stand proudly and unchanged from his time. 1 In this church there is something very pleasant, and refresh- ing as if one were in the open air under the shade of the pine- trees, and at the same time all is so solemn, solitary, really Catholic ! The walls display some of the finest paintings. Here is Domenichino's " St. Sebastian, " an...d Carlo Maratti's " Baptism of Christ. " In the chapel-like building which we pass through to enter the church, lie the 'remains of Carlo Maratti to the left, and Salvator Rosa to the right, with the bust of each over their graves. Opposite these two tombs are two others, on which the epitaphs appeared to me the most beautiful and full of meaning that I have hitherto read. They run thus : " Corpus humo tegitur, Fama per ora volat, Spiritus astra tenet. " The other is not less significant, " Virtute vixit, Memoria vivit, Gloria vivet.
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