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Santa Costanza
This church was built by the Emperor Constantine (272-337) as a mausoleum for his daughters Constantina and Helena.
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It was part of a much larger cemetery complex, parts of which can still be seen. The mausoleum was consecrated as a church and dedicated to Constantina when she became a saint in 1254. The building is circular with an inner arcade resting on pairs of granite columns. It retains some marvellous mosaics from the 4th century.
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