LacusCurtius — Latin inscription in Assisi

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	Assisi, church of S. Maria sopra Minerva. High in a wall in the pronaos. Church porches aren't normally called pronaoi: this was in fact the Temple of Minerva. Not much information there, however, since for centuries the porch served as a repository of inscriptions found thruout the countryside around Assisi. (Forget the inscription on the right, I'm afraid.)

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FIAT LUX . . .

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