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Monument of Neptis and Ballarini, Cimitero del Piratello, Imola, Italy

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Monument of Rosa Neptis and Gaetano Ballarini
Title
Monument of Rosa Neptis and Gaetano Ballarini
Description
sculptural cemetery tomb monument
Date 1839
date QS:P571,+1839-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium marble
Current location
Cimitero del Piratello, Imola
Inscriptions ANNVNCIATAE CAVAZZI / VID MATTHAEI A PVTEO / PIAE FRVGI IN EXEMPLVM DOMISEDAE / DECES III IDVS APRIL MDCCCXXXIX / A. N. LXIV / ROSA NEPTIS ET CAIETANVS BALLARINI CON / NATIQ HAER INSTITVTI / GRATI ANIMI ERGO
Source/Photographer ©Seauton, 13 April 2019
Camera location44° 22′ 12.14″ N, 11° 40′ 08.5″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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