Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: crypt

The Ionic capitals date from 125–50 BC, probably they were part of the Cupra / Bona Mater pagan sanctuary.

The crypt is a remnant of the old Basilica Ugoniana, Assisi’s cathedral from 1035. That basilica replaced the Parva Basilica, that stood from Longobard times. The Ionic capitals date from 125–50 BC, probably they were part of the Cupra / Bona Mater pagan sanctuary.

The crypt is flooded most of the time. The church dates from the 9th century. The crypt contains the graves of eight of the earliest doges. It was rebuilt from 1458 and 1543.

The crypt is flooded most of the time. The church dates from the 9th century. The crypt contains the graves of eight of the earliest doges. It was rebuilt from 1458 and 1543.

The church dates from the 9th century, although there is evidence that there was a church on this spot from the time of the death of Zeno in 371.

Construction of the Dom of Spires started in 1030AD on the spot of a basilica. The cathedral was consecrated in 1061. It was enlarged in 1090–1106. It was severely damaged in 1689 during the Nine Years’ War but restored and changed in 1748–1772. In 1792 the cathedral was damaged again by the French troops. In 1846–1853 frescoes were added to the church, nowadays not greatly appreciated. A Neo-Romanesque westwork replaced the Baroque one from 1772 in 1858. The Cathedral holds a number of graves of German kings and emperors.