Rome 1300: On the Path of the Pilgrim

by Herbert Kessler

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Pope John Paul II declared the year 2000 a Jubilee year. This book looks at the first holy year in 1300, and the route of a prospective pilgrim, guiding the reader through medieval Rome and its treasures and rituals. It also discusses Rome's transformation from a Pagan to Christian city.

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Pope John Paul II declared the year 2000 a Jubilee year. This book looks at the first holy year in 1300, and the route of a prospective pilgrim, guiding the reader through medieval Rome and its treasures and rituals. It also discusses Rome's transformation from a Pagan to Christian city.

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