Cities of Northern And Central Italy volume 3
Cities of Northern And Central Italy volume 3
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327 bottom of the vase. In form, material, decoration, and style of art, it is so totally unlike the produce of any Etruscan necropolis, that it scarcely needs the Latin inscriptions to mark its origin. Indeed, though it were too much to assert that the Etruscans never formed such a ware, it is clear that all hitherto found is of Roman manufacture. " Dennis.
Returning down the Via Cavour, we find, left, the Church of S. Francesco, containing a number of important frescoes.
Entrance wall. Last S...upper. I4th century.
Right wall. Spinello Aretino. The Annunciation.
Choir, entirely painted by Piero delta Francesco, with the story of the True Cross.
" When Adam lay in his death-sickness, he sent Seth to Paradise to beg for some of the oil of the tree of mercy. The archangel Michael replied, that the oil of the tree of mercy could not be given to men for the space of six thousand years ; but, instead, he gave to Seth a wand, which he was to plant upon the grave of Adam after his death ; or, as some say, a seed, which he was to lay under his tongue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
327 bottom of the vase. In form, material, decoration, and style of art, it is so totally unlike the produce of any Etruscan necropolis, that it scarcely needs the Latin inscriptions to mark its origin. Indeed, though it were too much to assert that the Etruscans never formed such a ware, it is clear that all hitherto found is of Roman manufacture. " Dennis.
Returning down the Via Cavour, we find, left, the Church of S. Francesco, containing a number of important frescoes.
Entrance wall. Last S...upper. I4th century.
Right wall. Spinello Aretino. The Annunciation.
Choir, entirely painted by Piero delta Francesco, with the story of the True Cross.
" When Adam lay in his death-sickness, he sent Seth to Paradise to beg for some of the oil of the tree of mercy. The archangel Michael replied, that the oil of the tree of mercy could not be given to men for the space of six thousand years ; but, instead, he gave to Seth a wand, which he was to plant upon the grave of Adam after his death ; or, as some say, a seed, which he was to lay under his tongue.
What to read after Cities of Northern And Central Italy volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augustus J C Augustus John Cuthbert Hare to read onlineMoreLess
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