Rome
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The sanctuarium appears equally decisive and curious, The Basilica of St. Clemen f s. 73 separated as it is from the naves, a usage still preserved in ori- ental churches. Cut off by the ancient railing from the transept, ITLPIT OF THK KI'ISTI. K AT ST. < I. R. MKNT S. the altar or confession is covered by a ciborium, supported on slender columns of violet marble; in the circle of the apse is tlu; presbyteriunij 74 Rome. ill the centre of which the chief seat is raised by three steps, all multiplied proofs of a very lofty antiquity. A few years ago in raising some pavement for the purpose of dig- ging a well, the prior of the Dominicans of Ireland, to whom the convent was given by Urban VI 1 1. , discovered, buried under the present church of St. Clement, the real Constantinian basilica that had passed into a subterranean state. How could one suspect that, far from depreciating the monument which had been the object of so extraordinary a misconception, this discovery would soon give it a triple value!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sanctuarium appears equally decisive and curious, The Basilica of St. Clemen f s. 73 separated as it is from the naves, a usage still preserved in ori- ental churches. Cut off by the ancient railing from the transept, ITLPIT OF THK KI'ISTI. K AT ST. < I. R. MKNT S. the altar or confession is covered by a ciborium, supported on slender columns of violet marble; in the circle of the apse is tlu; presbyteriunij 74 Rome. ill the centre of which the chief seat is raised by three steps, all multiplied proofs of a very lofty antiquity. A few years ago in raising some pavement for the purpose of dig- ging a well, the prior of the Dominicans of Ireland, to whom the convent was given by Urban VI 1 1. , discovered, buried under the present church of St. Clement, the real Constantinian basilica that had passed into a subterranean state. How could one suspect that, far from depreciating the monument which had been the object of so extraordinary a misconception, this discovery would soon give it a triple value!
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