The Early Christians in Rome
The Early Christians in Rome
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The Cemetery of Priscilla, as at present explored, consists roughly of two vast galleries ; many of its crypts and corridors dating from the first and second centuries. Their age is accurately determined, among other well-known signs, by the character of the decorative work and by the nature and phrase- ology of the inscriptions ; the existence of the many Greek epitaphs is one other sure proof of the very early date of the interments. From the notices in the Pilgrim Itineraries, notwithstandin...g their present often ruined and desolate condition, a good many of the original tombs of the more famous confessors and saints can be fairly identified. We will indicate a few of the 268 THE ROMAN CATACOMBS more remarkable features of this important and venerable cemetery. On the first story, the original tomb of Priscilla, according to the ancient Itineraries, is in a crypt close to an old entrance staircase. Close to the crypt is a large chamber of the second century, evidently used for public worship.
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The Cemetery of Priscilla, as at present explored, consists roughly of two vast galleries ; many of its crypts and corridors dating from the first and second centuries. Their age is accurately determined, among other well-known signs, by the character of the decorative work and by the nature and phrase- ology of the inscriptions ; the existence of the many Greek epitaphs is one other sure proof of the very early date of the interments. From the notices in the Pilgrim Itineraries, notwithstandin...g their present often ruined and desolate condition, a good many of the original tombs of the more famous confessors and saints can be fairly identified. We will indicate a few of the 268 THE ROMAN CATACOMBS more remarkable features of this important and venerable cemetery. On the first story, the original tomb of Priscilla, according to the ancient Itineraries, is in a crypt close to an old entrance staircase. Close to the crypt is a large chamber of the second century, evidently used for public worship.
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