5. Thermen van Diocletianus

Episode 5 of the In Rome podcast, hosted by Stedelijk Gymnasium Arnhem, titled "5. Thermen van Diocletianus" was published on July 5, 2021 and runs 6 minutes.

July 5, 2021 ·6m · In Rome

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Summary

In deze aflevering is Martine Drogendijk op stap met Rob Thuis. Ze gaan naar de Santa Maria degli Angeli, een kerk in de thermen van Diocletianus.

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In deze aflevering is Martine Drogendijk op stap met Rob Thuis. Ze gaan naar de Santa Maria degli Angeli, een kerk in de thermen van Diocletianus.

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