 Santa Maria sopre Minerva, built near the ruins of an ancient Roman temple dedicated to Minerva |
 17th C. façade on a mostly 13th-15th C. church |
 Santa Maria sopra Minerva, 7:00-13:00 and 15:30-19:00 |
 15th C. doors to Santa Maria sopra Minerva |
 Altar of Santa Marina sopra Minerva |
 Michelangelo's statue of Christ Carrying the Cross |
 Michelangelo's Christo della Minerva - 1519-1520 |
 Christ the Redeemer, Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1519-1520 |
 The bronze bit was added during the baroque period |
 Christo della Minerva, Michelangelo |
 Christo della Minerva, Michelangelo |
 Christo della Minerva, Michelangelo |
 Christo della Minerva, Michelangelo |
 Christo della Minerva, Michelangelo |
 Christo della Minerva, Michelangelo |
 On the other side of the altar, St. John the Baptist |
 St. John the Baptist by G. Obici, 1858 |
 St. John the Baptist, Santa Maria sopra Minerva |
 St. John the Baptist by G. Obici, 1858 |
 Santa Maria sopra Minerva |
 Carafa Chapel - Pope Paul IV being presented to the Virgin Mary by Thomas Aquinas, Filippino Lippi |
 Mosaic from the Tomb of Guglielmo Durand, Vescovo di Mende, 13th C. |
 Cardinal Michele Bonelli Antonio designed by Giacomo della Porto, 1604 |
 Tomb of Cardinal Bonelli in the first chapel to the left of the high altar |
 Virgin and Child by Fra Angelico placed near his tomb |
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 Ceiling detail, Santa Maria sopra Minerva |
 Chapel of St. Dominic, Santa Maria sopra Minerva |
 Tomb of Pope Benedict XIII (1649-1730) |
 Tomb of St. Catherine of Siena (1347-1380) behind the high altar |
 Tomb of the Medici Pope Leo X (d. 1521) |
 Tomb of the Medici Pope Clement VII (d. 1534) |
 Another figure from the tomb of Pope Clement VII |
 Early model for the Statue of Liberty |
 Shrine to the Virgin Mary, Santa Maria sopra Minerva |
 Piazza della Minerva |
 The obelisk was erected here by Bernini in the 17th C. |
 Piazza della Minerva - elephant supporting a 6th C. BC Egyptian obelisk |
 Library of the Senate of the Republic of Italy |
 Conlegivm Pontificvm Americanvm, former Dominican palace |