点评:A few steps from Palazzo Schifanoia (just cross the street) stands the deconsecrated church of Santa Libera, currently used as the Lapidary of the city of Ferrara.
Originating from a donation in 1735, and enriched with subsequent donations, it presents itself today as a small but well organized and well illustrated collection of tombstones, aedicules and sarcophagi from the Roman-imperial age.
In my opinion, the primary interest of the collection is to illustrate - through stone artefacts - the topography of the Ferrara area before the birth of Ferrara itself.
Many of the finds come in fact from the localities of Voghenza, Voghiera and Gambulaga.
However, there are some works whose interest is not only documentary but also artistic. Among them, the beautiful so-called sarcophagus of the Aurelii (named after the spouses whose bodies were preserved here), from the 3rd century AD, stands out.
The lapidarium can be visited with the same ticket as Palazzo Schifanoia.
翻译:距离斯基法诺亚宫(Palazzo Schifanoia)仅几步之遥(就在街对面),矗立着被亵渎的圣利贝拉教堂(Santa Libera),目前被用作费拉拉市的宝石厂。
它源自 1735 年的一次捐赠,并随着随后的捐赠而不断丰富,如今已成为一个规模虽小但组织良好且插图精美的罗马帝国时代墓碑、塔房和石棺收藏。
在我看来,该藏品的主要目的是通过石制品来展示费拉拉本身诞生之前费拉拉地区的地形。
事实上,许多发现都来自沃根扎、沃吉耶拉和甘布拉加地区。
然而,有些作品的兴趣不仅是纪实性的,而且是艺术性的。其中,最引人注目的是美丽的奥雷利石棺(以保存在这里的尸体的配偶的名字命名),建于公元 3 世纪。
可以使用与 Schifanoia 宫相同的门票参观宝石馆。