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Marriage Procession of Nemi — Old Painting (Plate)

July 1968pp. 5English

Summary

A pictorial plate reproduces an old painting of Nemi’s wedding procession. It visually complements the translated folk song and the Aristanemi biography, foregrounding the contrast between royal spectacle and the renunciant’s moral turn. The image also preserves stylistic features (ornament, procession layout) of the regional painting tradition.

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An illustrative plate that materially anchors the Nemi narrative in visual culture.

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