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A closer look at the top of the entrance; dark yellow words were imprinted on the plaque.
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More or less it reads:
"Carlo Emanuele III [the first and third I seems to be gone] king of Sardinia, who won gloriously the italian war, at marrying Elisabeth and befriending Lotharingia [ancient name for an area between Austria and Germany] embellishes the Carthusians home who was founded with the antique favor of the Savoy chaste, by the hand of benevolent supporter D. Brunoni"
Something like that..
<<In total awe of Anais>> You are my hero for the day!! :)
I have NO idea what all that MEANT, but go you! That was great!
I studied latin and ancient greek in high school, here in Italy some schools offer these kind of subjects..
I studied Spanish in high school...a lotta good that does me when mostly all I can say is "Where is your bathroom?" and a few other words lol.