Outside the original city walls of Rome, Christians gathered to bury their dead. But rather than cremate or bury their dead in graveyards, Christians in the second thorough fifth century placed their dead inside the catacombs or networks of underground passageways. Read the rest »
Outside the original city walls of Rome, Christians gathered to bury their dead. But rather than cremate or bury their dead in graveyards, Christians in the second thorough fifth century placed their dead inside the catacombs or networks of underground passageways. Read the rest »
