The basilica of Saint Paul
The church of San Paolo fuori le Mura was consecrated in the 324 by Pope Silvestro with the will of Emperor Costantine; here there is buried the body of Saint Paul. In this basilica you can see a series of images (icons) of popes, 266 exactly; but here there are still some empty spaces, that will be filled with the faces of future popes. So, there are still 28 empty spaces and a legend tells that when them will be stuffed, there will be the end of the world. For more, post me. Dblk
I found your blog on Amber's site.
You're doing a great job!!
Comments and photos look SO brilliant!!
I've once been to Rome. I liked Rome. It's such a nice place.
I'm missing it...
~Peach
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Peach |
martedì, ottobre 25, 2005 6:45:00 PM
You posted on my blog once, and I looked at your again. I really like what you are doing with this blog. I will need to spend some time reading all the posts I missed.
You should do something about the oldest gelatto shop in Rome - I think it was called Fasse?
Some priest friends took me there once, and it was great.
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Unknown |
mercoledì, ottobre 26, 2005 5:15:00 PM
Hello, again! Ciao!
My tomato sauce's label says "sugo ....". That makes sense! It means sauce of something! Oh, Grazie!
Sorry my writing wasn't clear. I mean I travelled to Rome one time...but I wish I could live there.
I liked Pizza Navona! Your blog reminded me of my happy trip.
My book has a simple map of Rome. Tiberina Island, Santa Maria del Popolo...your blog shows me most of the high-lights. * Sugoi *
I enjoyed strolling in your blog.
~Peach
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Peach |
mercoledì, ottobre 26, 2005 6:48:00 PM