Beauty at Death’s Door
Famous figures of history lie in one of the Eternal City’s most remarkable cemeteries. Desmond O’Grady Sydney Morning Herald, SMH.com.au, 31 July 2011
Alessandro Rubinetti intervistato dal TGR del Lazio
YouTube 16.07.2011, ediz. ore 14,
Restaurata la tomba dei Ceccarini
Giovanni Ceccarini nasce a Torrice (ora provincia di Frosinone) il 17 ottobre 1823. Egli intraprende gli studi di medicina: nel 1841 frequenta l’ospedale di Pesaro, dove fa pratica di chirurgia, meritandosi gli elogi dei superiori; frequenta anche l’ospedale di Rimini… La Famija arciunesa, May 2011
World’s Most Haunting Cemeteries
This cemetery in Rome seems to cast a spell over visitors — Percy Bysshe Shelley was so taken by its eerie beauty that he extolled its merits in a poem and was later laid to rest here.
Cimiteri, per i viaggiatori di TripAdvisor a Roma due fra i più belli d’Europa
La top ten europea dei ‘sepolcri’, stilata dalla community del sito di viaggi vede la Capitale occupare ben due posti. la Repubblica Roma.it, 20/10/2010
36 Hours in Rome
Rome has welcomed some new sparkle. A modern take on the Eternal City. Rachel Donadio The New York Times, 6/10/2010
Legion of the dead in Rome
Harry Eyres Published: Financial Times, April 16 2010 23:20 | Last updated: April 16 2010 23:20 Something of a false alarm took me to the Protestant Cemetery in Rome. I’d heard that the final resting place of Keats and Shelley had been placed on the World Monuments Fund list of the world’s 100 most endangered…
So Sweet a Resting Place
The Non-Catholic Cemetery in Rome is both a place of pilgrimage and an active burial ground. Margaret Stenhouse Wanted in Rome, 28/10/2009
