Welcome back. I hope you enjoyed the ‘Otranto’ essay.
Today I am adding photos, sources, and additional commentary on the essay, and I hope this additional content will enrich the experience.
Let’s begin with photos:
In a side chapel of the cathedral of Otranto, behind the altar presided by Mary, a wall of skulls and bones look down on all who visit.
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