Later on, stripped of its structures, it became in turn a quarry for building materials and finally the seat of hospitals, fraternities and craft guilds. It was only towards the middle of the 18th century, that Pope Benedict XIV had it decreed "sacred site", and the plunder and devastation was stopped. You can see on the lower right hand corner. Every day some mass are held there
About Me
- cvraman
- ~I'm a proud Arien, to describe myself I'm a strong rushing RAM. ~Any need for this? Good question ~Just to blow my own horn here ~I would like to share most of my travel experience along with other events also here ~Some achievements of mine Highest international border crossing: France - Germany (16 times) ~Coasts visited Bay of Bengal (India), Arabian Sea(India), Mediterranean Sea(France & Spain) , North Sea (Antwerp, Belgium), Adriatic Sea(Venice, Italy), Baltic Sea(Stockholm, Sweden), North Sea(Oslo, Norway) and Atlantic Ocean (Cardif, Wales) ~Countries & Cities visited yet to get in Dubai ~ Like to visit Australia, Egypt, Amazon Jungles, Jaipur, Agra, Meghalaya ~ Countries visited France, Swiss, Italy, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Monaco, England, Wales, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Austria, United States of America and Singapore~ catch me @ cvraman(at)gmail(dot)com