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Stormy summer night, you need to be very sure of you facts before you add them to an article. You added that the Sistine Chapel was part of a Loggia that has frescoes known as Raphael's Bible. I can't imagine where this came from, but it's nonsense. The Sistine Chapel is not "part of a loggia". It is a very large chapel, like a large rectangular church, that is almost free-standing, but abuts some other buildings, with doorways between. It has its own four, independent walls.
There is a suite of rooms nearby called the Raphael Stanza. The pictures in them are not Biblical. Some are historical and some are mythological. Amandajm (talk) 07:35, 19 March 2011 (UTC)[reply]
