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A Lightning Spark for Pompeian Visitors

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A Lightning Spark for Pompeian Visitors
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Publisher: Mary E. Raiola
ISBN/ASIN: B0017HV2DY
Number of pages: 84

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The author aimed at giving to those who visit Pompei some directing ideas that may be for them a kind of lightning spark, so that they may penetrate into the very heart of the Roman civilization, and look at it and consider it not like a dead thing which may be of interest to them but does not require a special spiritual valuation, but like a live matter whose wide influence and echo, without even our knowing it, affect deeply the conscience of the modem man.

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