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...building; the richness of the ornamented roof; the galleries from which the relics are occasionally exhibited ; the great altar of Corinthian brass, by Bernini, (the height of which is not less than that of the highest palace in Rome,) with its twisted columns wreathed with olive; the hundred brazen...

...building ; the richness of the ornamented roof; the galleries from which the relics are occasionally exhibited ; the great altar of Corinthian brass, by Bernini, (the height of which is not less than that of the highest palace in Rome,) with its twisted columns wreathed with olive ; the hundred brazen...

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