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Manuel de Campos, a Jesuit priest from Lisbon,
arrived in Rome in June 1721 as part of a
Portuguese royal delegation to the papal court.
In letters home over the following year he
described the city’s churches, their works of art
and furnishings and the lavish temporary
decorations made for religious festivals.
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VALE, Teresa Leonor M. do (2018) - Art and festivities in eighteenth-century Rome: letters from a Portuguese priest, 1721–22. The Burligton Magazine. Vol. 160, Nº 1382 (May 2018). ISSN 0007-6287, pp. 387-393
