Santa Costanza

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Santa Costanza is an early Christian church in Rome, renowned for its circular plan and well-preserved 4th-century mosaics.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf basilica
church building
early Christian church
architecturalStyle Early Christian architecture NERFINISHED
architecturalType central-plan church
associatedWith Constantina NERFINISHED
Constantine the Great NERFINISHED
city Rome
completionDate 4th century
constructionEnd 4th century
constructionStart 4th century
country Italy
dedicatedTo Constantina NERFINISHED
Saint Constance NERFINISHED
denomination Roman Catholicism
surface form: Roman Catholic Church
era Constantinian era NERFINISHED
hasAmbulatory yes
hasCentralDome yes
hasFeature ambulatory
clerestory windows
dome
ring of columns
heritageDesignation important monument of early Christian art
interiorDecoration vault mosaics
wall mosaics
locatedIn Italy
Nomentano district NERFINISHED
Rome
material brick
mosaicDepictions geometric patterns
harvest scenes
putti
vine scrolls
namedAfter Constantina NERFINISHED
near Sant'Agnese fuori le mura NERFINISHED
notableFor 4th-century mosaics
circular plan
well-preserved early Christian mosaics
openToPublic yes
originalFunction imperial mausoleum
mausoleum of Constantina NERFINISHED
period Late Antiquity
planType circular plan
religiousAffiliation Christianity
roofType domed roof
significance key example of early Christian funerary architecture
prototype of central-plan church design
usedAsParishChurchFrom 13th century

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