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Rome: Later 4th and early 5th Century Churches / Santa Anastasia [4]

Santa Anastasia, the façade
Santa Anastasia, from the Circus Maximus
Santa Anastasia, from the Palatine Hill
Santa Anastasia, the interior

The first of the 5 community churches founded by Pope Damasus (s 366-384), it is situated between the Palatine Hill and the Circus Maximus, and on the ancient Vicus Tuscus, which linked the Forum to the port area on the Tiber.