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The present S. Omobono church, rebuilt in 1482, is a hall church that was once north-facing and is today south-facing. From the medieval complex, remains of a Cosmatesque floor and the foundations of the presbytery attributable to the time of Pope Paschal II (1099-1118) were found in an excavation within the perimeter walls of the cella of an ancient temple a few metres below the present building. The bell tower (demolished in 1937) may also date back to the 12th century.

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Rom, Area sacra di S. Omobono (Foto nach 1936, Terrenato et al. 2012)
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Rom, Area sacra di S. Omobono, Grabungsplan (nach Terrenato et al. 2012)
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Rom, S. Omobono, Reste des mittelalterlichen Campaniles von Süden, Foto vor 1936 (Fotothek BHR)
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Rom, S. Omobono, Grabungsplan des Innenraums mit Ausstattungsphasen und Querschnitt (aus Ramieri 2002, nach Giustini, überarbeitet von D. Pedroli)
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Rom, S. Omobono, Fragment des Cosmatenpaviments im Presbyterium (nach Ramieri 2011)
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Rom, S. Omobono, Grabungsplan und Querschnitt des Presbyteriums (nach Ioppolo 1985)
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Rom, S. Omobono, Ansicht des Presbyteriums (nach Ramieri 2002)
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Number in map
79
Church name
S. Omobono
Existing
Coordinates
41.89096, 12.48138
Address
Vico Jugario
Rione
Ripa (XII)
Nolli's map #
1046
Chronology
12th century
Keywords
hall church, bell tower, cosmatesque pavement, Pope Paschal II
Research status
Completed
Authors
Klein, Almuth
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