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|  | The first statue here is in the main courtyard of the Vatican, representing the goddess Sylvia (also known as Isis). The pine cone shape was an ancient symbol of fertility. Upon the arrival of Christianity, myths merged. | |
|  | This image is a statue of a merged Holy Mary and Isis.
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|  | Images from St. Peter's Basilica. | |
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|  | Here is the place to come for a real confession!
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|  | Artwork from the Vatican. The endless hallways were simply filled with tapestries and paintings.
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|  | And don't forget the statues. | |
|  | Here is the famous Zeus by Michelangelo.
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