Calixtus Collection

CATACOMBS OF ROME
Early Christians worship in the catacombs of Saint Calixtus, below Rome, soon after the death of Jesus Date: 50

IN THE CATACOMBS
Early Christians worship in the catacombs of Saint Calixtus, below Rome, soon after the death of Jesus Date: 50

Ulysses and the Sirens, fragmentary lid from a sarcophagus (marble)
704197 Ulysses and the Sirens, fragmentary lid from a sarcophagus (marble) by Roman, (3rd century AD); Catacombs of San Callisto, Rome

Early Christian symbols (stone)
491538 Early Christian symbols (stone) by Roman; Catacombs of San Callisto, Rome, Italy; (add.info.: Chi-Rho; Chi Rho; ); Photo eZev Radovan; out of copyright

SPAIN. Xഩva. Collegiate Basilica of Santa Maria
SPAIN. Xഩ va. Collegiate Basilica of Santa Maria la Seu. Statue of the Pope Callixtus III. Sculpture on bronze

Comet of 1546 (Halley). At this appearance the comet was excommunicated by Pope Calixtus III. From Conrad Lycosthenes Prodigioum ac ostentorum chronicon Basle 1557. Woodcut

Calixtine Code. beg. 12th c. Page 1. Initial with Pope Callixtus IIs portrait. Romanesque art. Miniature Painting. SPAIN. Santiago de Compostela. Cathedral archive of Santiago de Compostela

CALIXTUS I, Saint (155-222). Pope from 217 to 222. Golden glass painted in encausto. Painting

Friedrich Ul. Calixtus
FRIEDRICH ULRICH CALIXTUS German churchman, scholar and theologian, depicted in his 77th year. Date: 1621 - ?

Georg Calixtus
GEORG CALIXTUS German Lutheran theologian Date: 1586 - 1656

Rome / Catacombs / 1872
Exploring the cubiculum of Saint Cornelius, in the catacombs of St Calixtus

Mural Paintings / Rome
Christian wall paintings from the Calixtus catacombs in Rome. The scenes depicted include representations of the dove of Moses and the feeding of the 5000

GEORG CALIXTUS 1586-1656
GEORG CALIXTUS German Lutheran Theologian who upheld reunion of the Lutheran and Reformed Protestant sects

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"Exploring the Mysteries of Calixtus: Journey into the Catacombs of Rome" Step into the ancient catacombs of Rome and discover the fascinating world of Calixtus. In these underground chambers, history comes alive as you witness breathtaking frescoes that depict significant moments in early Christianity. One such masterpiece is found in the Cubicula of the Sacraments, where an Eucharistic banquet unfolds before your eyes. The vibrant colors and intricate details transport you back to a time when faith was celebrated amidst persecution. As you wander deeper into this hidden realm, encounter "The Sacrifice of Abraham, " captured in a mesmerizing black and white photo. This powerful image captures the essence of sacrifice and devotion that resonated with early Christians. Marvel at fragments from a sarcophagus lid depicting Ulysses and the Sirens carved meticulously from marble. This captivating artwork tells tales of temptation and resilience, reminding us to stay steadfast on our spiritual journey. Stone symbols scattered throughout these catacombs offer glimpses into early Christian beliefs. These enigmatic carvings leave room for interpretation, inviting contemplation on their profound meanings. Venturing beyond Rome's borders, visit Spain's Collegiate Basilica of Santa Maria adorned with stunning frescoes showcasing "The Sacrifice of Abraham. " Here too, Calixtus' influence can be felt through art that transcends time and space. Intriguingly enough, Pope Calixtus III even excommunicated Halley's Comet during its appearance in 1546. A testament to his authority over both earthly matters and celestial events. Delve further into history by exploring the Calixtine Code dating back to the 12th century. On page one lies an initial symbolizing order amidst chaos—a fitting representation for a code meant to govern society justly. Finally, pay homage to Saint Calixtus I (155-222), whose name echoes through the ages.