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The Blue Globe
A somewhat similar type, that of the Father or the Son seated
on a large globe, occurs in church-mosaics of the fourth, fifth
Fig. 23.
and sixth centuries1. For example, the right lateral apse in the
Mausoleo di S. Costanza near the Via Nomentana at Rome—a work
1 J. Ciampinus Vetera Monimenta Romse 1747 i. 271ft. pi. 77 (S. Agatha'in Subura
= S. Agata dei Goti at Rome, 460—468 A.D.), ii. 72 f. pi. 19 (S. Vitalis = 6". Vitale at
The Blue Globe
A somewhat similar type, that of the Father or the Son seated
on a large globe, occurs in church-mosaics of the fourth, fifth
Fig. 23.
and sixth centuries1. For example, the right lateral apse in the
Mausoleo di S. Costanza near the Via Nomentana at Rome—a work
1 J. Ciampinus Vetera Monimenta Romse 1747 i. 271ft. pi. 77 (S. Agatha'in Subura
= S. Agata dei Goti at Rome, 460—468 A.D.), ii. 72 f. pi. 19 (S. Vitalis = 6". Vitale at