The Subterranean Networks of Galleries and Chambers Designed as Cemeteries

question 18

Multiple Choice

The subterranean networks of galleries and chambers designed as cemeteries for the early Christian dead are called

• A) sarcophagi.
• B) aulae.
• C) confraternities.
• D) catacombs.

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