St Peter Basillica

Basilica an yyi Saint Peter ka̱ ya Vatican (u̱ du̱ryem Italian: Basilica Papale di San Pietro in Vaticano), a̱vo yei St. Peter's Basilica (u̱ du̱ryem Latin: Basilica Sancti Petri; Italian: Basilica di San Pietro [baˈziːlika di sam ˈpjɛːtro]), a̱ yet cot a̱nyyi ka̱ram Renaissance ji shyi ka̱yat a̱gba̱dang ka̱nkrang Vatican ka̱ya Italy ni, Vatican a̱ yet ka̱hwong ka̱nkrang ka a̱ ya du̱tyok du̱ccu nka ni, ma a̱ shyi ka̱yat Rome, Italy. Ba yin yya a̱huhwa ka̱bvwa a̱ ni nyai an cei sencori a̱mba swak bu apfwon 15th ka̱ram Pope Nicholas V(a̱mba̱ pfwon) mon bu̱ Pope Julius II (a̱mba̱ hwa), ka ga sook ka̱bvwa a̱kukkwo du̱nok St. Peter's Basilica, a̱n yyi nu ba yin nok an cei a̱mba naai ka̱ram A̱ngwak A̱gwam Roman Constantine. Ba yin tuk dunok ti ni, ka̱tuk swak bu a̱nunai 18 an hywan naai u̱ du̱rya cci kop cci kop jring , cci tswon bu a̱kutat 1506 wwon ba zzwang dunok ti ka̱tuk swak bu a̱nunai 18 an hywan swak bu̱ yring du̱rya cci kop jring , cci a̱kutat bu nswak nhwa bu a̱kutat 1626.[3]

Overview

A view of Rome on a sunny afternoon looking along the river. A bridge crosses the river and beyond it is a hill on which the grey dome of St. Peter's rises above ancient buildings and dark pine trees. — View from the Tiber on Ponte Sant'Angelo and the Basilica. The iconic dome dominates the skyline of Rome.