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Appendix: Dates of Medieval Roman Monuments

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 March 2022

Annie Montgomery Labatt
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Important Icons

  • • Lateran acheiropoieta icon, Chapel of the Sancta Sanctorum, Lateran Palace, fifth–sixth centuries

  • • S. Maria Nova icon, S. Maria Nova, sixth–seventh centuries

  • • S. Sisto Icon, S. Sisto Vecchio, Monte Mario, sixth–eighth Centuries

  • • Salus Populi Romani, S. Maria Maggiore, late sixth–early seventh centuries

  • • Madonna della Clemenza, S. Maria in Trastevere, 705–707

  • • Madonna of the Pantheon, seventh century

  • • S. Alessio icon, SS. Bonifacio e Alessio, twelfth–thirteenth Century

  • • S. Maria in Aracoeli icon, S. Maria in Aracoeli, twelfth century

  • • Man of Sorrows, S. Croce in Gerusalemme, fourteenth century

Sites in Ravenna

  • • S. Vitale, 547

  • • Sant’Apollinare Nuovo

  • - Theodoric the Great, first quarter of sixth century

  • - Justinian, 561

  • • Archbishop's Chapel, 495

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Byzantine Rome , pp. 169 - 172
Publisher: Amsterdam University Press
Print publication year: 2022

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