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"Oldest" my ass. The vaunted mosaic, which holds not even a candle to anything in Dark Age Ravenna Xian imagery, is by its 6th or 7th century depiction of Chrestos [stolen from Apollo] Iesous ["Son of ZEUS" to appeal to Greek beliefers in God the Father] gives Iesous his philosopher look of long-haired bearded stereotype typical of those two centuries, prior to which Iesous first appeared in the Catacombs of Roman early 2nd century beliefers as a young strawberry blond man in above the knees Greek tunic, beardless and holding a MAGICIAN'S WAND signifying his works of miracles]. Skip the dogmatic lies about this late Dark Age church which stinks typically of an old man's closet and hie thee to Ravenna for 14 small and magnificent buildings with accurately datable early Dark Age mosaics, the single greatest collection of Xian art in Italy.

almost 2000 years old, still perfectly kept

The voice sounds like it's stoned. 😂 Apart from that, all good. Lol.

Ive always wondered about the building at the back. Does it have any connection with the Ancient forum?

I started working at the Roman Forum park this month. This is great, I wish I could show this to visitors, most people can't grasp the magnificence of the ruins, now seemingly meaningless. Thanks for the video

I hope in the future it will be partially rebuilt, like many monuments of Rome and Greece, as a way to preserve its history and leave it for future generations.

this is the coolest thing but there has to be a way to smooth out the 3D footage

This speaker seems sick, timid, scared, and almost without energy.

Sic transit...

Really interesting

Your video was very interesting and informative. Thank you so much 🙏

My new favorite channel.

We can see the destruction and pillaging of the church this is the effect of the parasitic nature of the Vatican on the people of Italy many outstanding personality perished and persecuted by them,Italians hare beautiful people never merit all that suffering.

Absolutely tremendous, we can see their former glory , thank you for this

La contaminación no le hace bien a este superviviente

Enjoyed it thank you 👍

hold the camera still , please .

"The authenticity of Pudentiana has been questioned"

The AI narration voice is horrible - made me turn it off.

Hercules protected it

☄️What a shame- it should be a pagan temple Again. 🌬

many thanks for this information! Next time, I happen to be in Rome, I must see that church.

There was a well and the two sister Saints put the dead bodies of the martyrs . On the floor of the Church , there is piece of marble on the floor showing spot . Its outside the Chapel of Caetani by the aisle. THE PILGRIMS GUIDE TO ROME PRINCIPAL CHURCHES , by Joseph Tylenda , Angelus Press. very good book .

I know that this is kinda silly, but it kinda disturbs me that the theater infront of the stadium of domitian is not facing it so it would make a oval form. Idk if its understandable what i mean. Great video btw, really enjoyed

It was constructed on the remains of a building even older than second century. The crypt is all that remains of the Palatium Britannicum, a kind of British Embassy. Caradoc, High King of Britain, was held prisoner at the Palatium Britannicum for seven years in A.D.50-57 with his wife and family. One of his daughters, Gwladys, was made the ward of Claudius, and took his name in the feminine form, Claudia. Pudenziana was her daughter, who with her sister Praxades (the Basilica di Santa Prassede is not far away), buried with their own hands the bones of the first British Christian Martyrs, 2,000 of them, whom Nero crucified along either side of the Appian Way in c. A.D. 60. Their uncle Linus, Caradoc's son, was first Bishop of Rome, not the Apostle Peter, who was inserted into the records two hundred years later to bolster the brand new Roman Catholic church. These people are all attested not only in the Bible but also in the British Histories as well as the Roman Catholic Martyrology. There is a vast amount of our true history which has been swept under the carpet to foster Constantine's Roman Catholic invention. And incidentally, Islam was created by the Roman Catholic church some time after Augustine of Hippo marshalled a large army of young North African men to protect Jerusalem for Roman Catholicism. That worked out well, didn't it? christianitybeliefs.org/islam-in-bible-prophecy/why-islam-was-created/

These are the buildings of ancient civilizations It has nothing to do with the Crusader priestly religion Wake up

These are the buildings of ancient civilizations It has nothing to do with the Crusader priestly religion Wake up!

These are the buildings of ancient civilizations It has nothing to do with the Crusader priestly religion Wake up!

Very nice. It looks peaceful. What a long parade of brave Christians, martyrs, and history has passed by and through this holy place. Happy Pentecost!

This place doesn't look like 2th century its clickbait

ITALIANS ARE CATHOLICS NOT CHRISTIANS

Excellent content! I learned a lot with this one. Keep it up friend!

Please, which text to voice software do you use?

Nice work! Very informative.

St Giovanni et Paulo ? Thought that was earliest house church

Saint Pudentiana is patroness of the Philippines, thus this was made into the Filipino basilica.

I have visited the church, I knew about it and I wanted to see the mosaic on the apse. The caretaker was surprised because as he told me very rarely receive visitors especially foreigners. He helped me around and gave me as gift some nice postcards with the mosaic.

Catholic, not Christian.

Probably the church was built upon the DOMUS of the senator Pudente, where a place of cult was surely located. His daughters Pudentiana and Prassede were martyrs. Prassede has her own church not too far from there.

1:00 CORRECTION: I mistakenly wrote Corinthian instead of Ionic in the script.

I appreciate your time to share such a incredible place, however, I highly suggest you to take some tutorials about how to handle a video camera. 😅

dreadfully BAD videography!

So glad to see that someone else has discovered this historical narrative. I find most current Christian teaching totally ignore the English roots of Christianity.

why the use of a camera deforming the architectural image of this venerable monument ?

I’m astonished that you failed to mention that not only is this site the oldest place of. Christian worship in Rome but it was very likely the birthplace of Christianity in Rome and has specific links with ancient British and Welsh history. This was the site of the British Palace, where King Caradoc, captured war leader of the Welsh Silures against the invading Romans, was brought with his family after he won his freedom by impressing the Senate with his speech. Not only did they not kill him and his family in the newly built Coliseum, but they granted them freedom in a substantial home on this site. The Welsh were gnostic Christians from very early, as early as 37 AD, and Caradoc’s family were Christians when they arrived in Rome. They held clandestine meetings in their home and it is thought that St Paul himself was a visitor there. Indeed, Linus, the son of Caradoc, was the first Bishop of Rome, not St Peter. Peter’s elevation and displacement of Linus, came centuries later because the Catholic Church recognised him as a leading disciple of Christ. It is even very doubtful that Peter visited Rome before Linus was made its first Bishop. So there is a very good case that Britain, or Wales, took Christianity to Rome, and not Rome taking Christianity to Britain (or rather, the part we now call England) under St Augustine centuries later, when he converted the heathen Saxons. St Augustine was astonished to find on arrival that the Welsh had been Christian for centuries. Indeed, Llandaff Cathedral had a bishop long before York or even London. The Welsh at first refused to join the Catholic Church, and maintained their independence until the Synod of Whitby in 664. Caradoc had been captured after nine years of leading the Silures in battle after battle and there is good reason to believe that an entire Legion was defeated in one of these. He was betrayed to the Romans by Cartismandua, Queen of the Brigantes tribe in what is now the Midlands. The Silures carried on their fight against Rome for another twenty years and some historians believe they were never entirely defeated because the Romans built them the impressive walled town of Caerwent to run as a Civitas and they maintained their royal line down to Arthrwys,or Arthur (yes, the real one) who was King of Gwent and Glamorgan in the late 500s. The Charters of Llandaff Cathedral name him as both King Arthrwys AND King Arthur many times in association with land grants to the early Church in Wales. Tragically, this early Welsh King has been turned into a myth or legend by later Romance writers in England and France adding on things such as a round table and holy grail etc etc, muddying the waters. Nor is there really any doubt about the site of his famous Battle of Mount Badon. It was at Mynydd Baedan near Bridgend, south Wales, after the Saxons landed by ship on the Glamorgan coast. There are impressive defensive ditches still visible up there and huge grave mounds called the Mynwent y Milwyr, the Cemetery of the Soldiers. And the space where the battle of Baedan took place is called, aptly enough, the Maescadlawr, the battlefield.

The information is good, but the video is terrible.

The camera work is shitty!. Couls not watch. VERY POOR VIDEO--EXTREMELY POOR!!!

Nice, where my sister got married about 10 years ago 😃👍🏻

Very good narration, shaky camera. Overall interesting!