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epitaph was
discovered in the
catacomb of
Callixtus (see Kraus, Roma
sotterranea, p. 154 et seq.), but
almost nothing more is
known of him. Even the date...
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grotte visitabili d'Italia" (in Italian).
Retrieved 7 May 2022. "L'Italia
sotterranea dei
turisti speleologi" (in Italian).
Retrieved 7 May 2022. The entrance...
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staircases Dal sito del
Comune di Orvieto:
Orvieto nella storia:
Orvieto sotterranea –
Pozzo di San Patrizio,
retrieved 2008-10-21
Review of
Pozzo di San...
- Rossi, "Inscr. christ.
urbis Romæ", II, 62, 103, 138; cf. Idem, "Roma
sotterranea", II, 204–5)
relates that
Marcellus was
looked upon as a
wicked enemy...
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Antonio Bosio spent decades exploring and
researching them for his Roma
Sotterranea (1632).
Archeologist Giovanni Battista de
Rossi (1822–1894) published...
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significant events. 1632:
Posthumous publication of
Antonio Bosio's Roma
Sotterranea, the
results of his
lifelong systematic exploration of the
Roman catacombs...
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wealthy middle class. The
recognition of the S****i,
labelled la città
sotterranea ("the
underground city"),
together with the
rupestrian churches across...
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critica (Cestres ed.). p. 33. Farinacci, Manlio.
Carsulae svelata e
Terni sotterranea. ****ociazione
Culturale UMRU - Terni. "Storia del teatro: lo
spazio scenico...
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subterranean Rome (the "Columbus of the Catacombs"),
author of Roma
Sotterranea and
first urban spelunker.
Bosio was born in Malta, and was sent as a...
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William Gifford. Look up
Egeria in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Roma
Sotterranea: Il
ninfeo di Egeria: (in Italian)
Ruins of Egeria's
Nymphaeum Park of...
