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The
Committee on Mediaeval and Renaissance Archaeology, (authorized by the Council of Archaeological Institute of America) appointed Mr. Herbert Edward Everett as Fellow for 1905–06, and he was adopted as a Fellow of the American School of Classical Studies in Rome. While in Rome, he devoted his
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