File:Alberici popolo.jpg
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English: The foundation legend of the Basilica of Santa Maria del Popolo, engraving from Giacomo Alberici's book. Episodes: (1) the demons around the walnut tree that grew from Nero's tomb; (2) the demons killing travellers at Porta Flaminia; (3) the Madonna appearing to Pope Paschal II in his dream; (4) the Pope cuts down the evil tree; (5) a beautiful church was built in its place. |
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| Source | Iacobo de Albericis (Giacomo Alberici): Historiarum sanctissimae et gloriosissimae virginis deiparae de populo almae urbis compendium, Roma, Nicolai Mutij (Nicolo Muzi), 1599. |
| Author | Unknown engraver |
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| current | 20:32, 30 May 2017 | | 1,611 × 2,291 (3.09 MB) | Zello | User created page with UploadWizard |
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