San Clemente, Rome
Part of Lower Church Nave
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Narrow corridor in the lower church, looking west towards the altar area. This was the right side of the 4th-century nave, but the wall on the left was added in the 12th century to support the new church above. The right wall was originally made of columns (dividing the nave from the right aisle), but this was also walled up for support.
Date: 4/16/08 4:52 PM
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