Bibliodyssey's eye candy today looks at the 15th century Collectio Antiquitatum, which has a bunch of woodcuts/fantasy images of Roman monuments based on assorted descriptions, including forged letters and the like. Scroll down for a necropolis, e.g., with sarcophagi for Pythagoras, Marcus Aurelius, and Romulus ...
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