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Visitors
Rome
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Map of Rome.
We stayed at the Westin Excelsior Roma on the Via Veneto. 5/14/04 |
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We walked to the
Spanish Steps. |
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And they just
met at Gucci’s Taken from the
previous spot with a 10X zoom. |
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5/15/05 We line up to
get into the Vatican. |
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In Saint Peters
Basilica is Michelangelo’s Pieta. People were
saying that the 24 year-old Michelangelo didn’t sculpt the Pieta, so he
inscribed the Madonna’s breast with the message “This was sculpted by
Michelangelo.” |
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The Trevi
Fountain |
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Michelangelo’s
Moses, done for the tomb of his major patron, Pope Julius II. He is tensed,
offended at the Hebrews worshipping the golden calf.
He is about to stand and smash the tablets. |
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The Coliseum,
which was stripped of it marble and travertine to make the homes of the
rich of Rome. There were
gladiatorial battles. The
feeding the Christians to the lions took place in Circus Maximus. |
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The Arch of
Titus. |
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It celebrated
the Romans sacking of Jerusalem in 70 B.C. Note the gold
menorah being carried by he Romans. |
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Cliff and an
Italian carabinieri who guards the Rome Synagogue. |
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The remains of a
temple next door. |
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The Pantheon, which used to celebrate the Roman gods. The oculus, into
which little rain falls. The Pantheon was
the inspiration for Michalangelo, who designed St. Peters and Brunelleschi,
who did the dome on Il Duomo in Florence. The
Pantheon is now a Catholic church. |
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San Gimignano, Pisa, Cinque Terre |
Florence |
![]() More Florence |
Venice |
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Copyright ©, 2004 by Clifford W. Lazar