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Altar in Sant Apollinare
Altar in Sant Apollinare
Medallion with a haloed portrait of Christ
Numerous marble sarcophagi (from 5th to the 8th century) stand in the two aisles
On the sides, immersed in a group of many coloured clouds, there are the symbols of the Evangelists
The flock is symbolised by twelve sheep in a vast floral valley surmounted by a symbolic representation of Transfiguration
The interior is divided into the nave and two aisles which maintains the fascination of its ancient splendour
There are twenty-four columns of Greek marble with transversal veining