The most prominent monument to what Filipinos loosely call their revolution shows a man falling down stairs.
But the monument should show how differently the two groups were treated.
The word amuletum itself occurs in Pliny, and many monuments show how objects of this kind were worn around the neck by all classes.
This historical monument shows the most beautiful balconies on both fronts.
The most amusing outdoor monument shows a sculptured granite nose, with no other facial features.
These monuments show a warrior on a horseback at a place where a warrior fell during a battle.
The monument shows him impaled on a spear, watching the heavens through his telescope.
The monument shows Christ with open arms, inviting all men to come to Him.
The old monument and the little tomb This drawing shows two follies, which must have been near to each other.
The monument of William Strode (d. 1637) and his family shows husband, two wives and ten children.
