The Road to Rome: Pictures from the Via Francigena

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Via Francigena: Canterbury to Dover [168]
Via Francigena: Calais to Divion [76]
Via Francigena: Divion to Laon [87]
Via Francigena: Laon to Reims [75]
Via Francigena: Reims to Bar sur l'Aube [58]
Via Francigena: Bar sur l'Aube to Langres [60]
Via Francigena: Langres to Besançon [39]
Via Francigena: Besançon [84]
Via Francigena: Besançon to Lausanne [83]
Via Francigena: Lausanne to Saint Maurice [77]
Via Francigena: St Maurice to the Grand St Bernard Pass [93]
Sentiero Francescano [21]
Classical Rome [86]
Rome: Constantine and his Churches [228]
Rome: Later 4th and early 5th Century Churches [87]
Rome: 5th Century Churches [186]
Rome: 6th Century Churches [34]
Rome: 7th Century Churches [56]
Rome: 8th Century Churches [19]
Rome: Sigeric's Churches [22]
Rome: Walls and Gates [132]

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Rome: Sigeric's Churches [22]

Santa Maria in Trastevere, the mosaic on the façade
The remains of San Valentino, off the Via Flaminia
San Crisogono, St Benedict healing a leper
Santa Sabina, the apse and the schola cantorum
San Lorenzo in Lucina, the façade
Santa Maria Maggiore, the façade
San Pietro in Vincoli, the nave
Santa Cecilia in Trastevere, the façade
San Lorenzo in Panisperna, the exterior wall and gateway
SS Apostoli, the crypt
Santa Maria in Cosmedin, the Schola Cantorum
Santa Maria Rotonda, the façade
San Paolo alle Tre Fontana, the entrance
San Pancrazio, the façade
Santo Spirito in Sassia, the hospital front

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This section will hold a single image of each of the 23 churches which Archbishop Sigeric visited in 990, when he came to receive his pallium from the Pope. To see all the images of these 23 churches, search on the tag "Sigeric's churches".

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