What you'll hear inside Church of Santa Lucia a las Malvas:

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  Right Nave

  The right nave is the only one of the three naves in Santa Lucia alle Malve that has never ceased its liturgical function, remaining the active place of worship for the entire rock-cut complex.

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  Central Nave

  The central nave of Santa Lucia alle Malve is the most architecturally intricate liturgical space in this rock-hewn complex.

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  Left Nave

  The left nave of the rock-cut complex of Santa Lucia alle Malve is separated from the central nave by a substantial pillar.

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  Madonna del Latte (fresco, c. 1270)

  The Madonna del Latte is a fresco painted around 1270 directly onto the rock wall of the church.

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  Archangel Michael (fresco, 1250)

  This fresco of Archangel Michael, dating to around 1250, occupies one of two central niches in the left nave of the church, alongside the Madonna del Latte.

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  Coronation of the Virgin (fresco, 14th century)

  The Coronation of the Virgin is a substantial fresco adorning the right nave wall of the church, depicting Christ placing a crown upon Mary's head.

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  Iconostasis (fragmentos)

  The fragmentary iconostasis from Santa Lucia alle Malve consists of remains from a Greek Orthodox liturgical screen that once divided the central nave from the presbytery.