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  • The red rose petals falling down, on the occasion of the Pentecost ceremony at the Pantheon in Rome
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    21 May 2018
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    A rainfall of petals at the Pantheon to commemorate the Pentecost

    To commemorate the Pentecost, an evocative event happened on Sunday 20 May 2018 at the Pantheon: thousands of red rose petals fell down from the ...
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    Hello Sonia, thanks for asking! The author of the murals in Livia's villa has not been specifically identified ...

    The painted garden from the Villa of Livia for #natureMW

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    Do we have any idea who painted the murals in Livia's garden room?

    The painted garden from the Villa of Livia for #natureMW

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    Dear Rebecca, first of all, thanks for contacting us! We are very happy to answer. As you already ...

    Medieval frescoes at the basilica di Santa Cecilia in Trastevere

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    Hello! I am researching this church for a project and this comes as a very late ...

    Medieval frescoes at the basilica di Santa Cecilia in Trastevere

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    Thank you so much, Sara and Nacho! Indeed, this place is really touching. If you plan ...

    The mythical origins of Rome at Lavinium archaeological museum

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