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unibo/unibo_bovini_archive/Bovini190.tif
Pesaro - Cathedral: detail of the stone pavement of the central part of the church. Geometric motifs and animals inside a circle.

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Pesaro - Cathedral: stone pavement of the central part of the church (detail). The decoration includes geometric patterns, animals and plants.

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Pesaro - Cathedral: stone pavement of the central part of the church (detail). Geometric motifs, plants and fantastic animals (sirens in the form of birds)

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Pesaro - Cathedral: stone pavement of the central part of the church (detail). Geometric motifs, plants and animals. The central scene refers to the Trojan cycle.

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Pesaro - Cathedral: design with the various components of the basilica (plan, details of the mosaic layouts)

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Rome, Vatican Library, Fondo Barberiniano, Copy of the calendar of 354 - Table of Natales Caesarum

unibo/unibo_bovini_archive/Bovini196.tif
Rome, Vatican Library, gold glass fragment

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Rome, Vatican Library, Calendar of the year 354. Copy of Peiresc. March

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Pesaro: Early Christian Basilica below the Cathedral, plan and drawings of the reinvented pavement mosaics (by G.B. Carducci)

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Pesaro: copy of the fresco of St Decentius. The abbot Olivieri Giordani was the creator of the copper engraving.

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Stiched boats and ships: a) hellenistic and roman ship b) Boats of Cervia and Pomposa c) latin ship of the 14th c. from a fresco of O. Nelli

unibo/unibo_bovini_archive/Bovini202.tif
Church of Cesato, side view. It is the oldest documented place of worship in Faenza, mentioned as "Plebe S. Joannis qui vocatur in Axigata" in a document of 775 or, more likely, of 889.

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The principal 'ceremonial complex' of Piazza Armerina (to the left), confronted the christian basilica (of Dyggve)

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Piazza Armerina: topographic context of the villa, according to Carandini

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Piazza Armerina: Villa of Casale. The 'structural lines' according to Settis

unibo/unibo_bovini_archive/Bovini206.tif
Roman Villa of Piazza Armerina (Enna)

unibo/unibo_bovini_archive/Bovini207.tif
Rome: Cemetery - Basilica Apostolorum on the Appia street (from Deichman - Ischira)

unibo/unibo_bovini_archive/Bovini915.tif
View of the apse with three windows and a dome leaning on pillars

unibo/unibo_bovini_archive/Bovini916.tif
View of the main and the long side of the church