Medieval MosaicsRome, Via Livenza nymphaeum
| Era | 4AD |
|---|---|
| Location | Via Livenza, 00198 Roma RM, Italy |
A nymphaeum or hypogeum dated to the mid-fourth century discovered beneath the Via Livenza in Rome seems to have been the commission of a wealthy private individual. Its scenes are a mix of pagan and potentially Christian, with a fragment of mosaic appearing to show St Peter striking water from a rock.