Tag: Basilica Apostolorum
Rome: San Sebastiano fuori le Mura
Milaan: San Nazaro in Brolo
Aan Sint Ambrosius (ca. 340-397) wordt de stichting van drie of vier kerken in het Milaan van de late vierde eeuw toegeschreven. De Basilica Martyrum (nu de Sant’Ambrogio) was daar één van, de Basilica Virginum (nu de San Simpliciano) een tweede. De derde kerk was de Basilica Apostolorum, of Basilica…
Ravenna: Dante’s tomb
Dante Alighieri (ca. 1265-1321) is perhaps the most famous Italian poet ever. He is best known for his Divina Commedia (Divine Comedy), which consists of three parts: Hell (or Inferno), Purgatory and Paradise. Although Dante was born and raised in Florence and can be considered one of the most important…
Milan: San Nazaro in Brolo
Saint Ambrosius (ca. 340-397) is credited with founding three or four churches in Milan in the late fourth century. The Basilica Martyrum (now the Sant’Ambrogio) was one of them, the Basilica Virginum (now the San Simpliciano) another. The third church was the Basilica Apostolorum, or the Basilica of the Apostles.…
