at the altar in the first chapel on the left is by Giuseppe Giorgetti. The Chapel of Relics, located directly across the nave, houses a stone allegedly imprinted with the footprints of Jesus related to the episode of "Quo vadis?" in the apocryphal Acts of Peter; and one of the arrows which struck St Sebastian together with part of the column to which he was tied during the martyrdom. Noteworthy is the Albani Chapel (built 1716) and designed by Carlo Maratta, Alessandro Specchi, Filippo Barigioni and Carlo Fontana; commissioned by Pope Clement XI; and dedicated to Pope Fabian. Fabian had been Bishop of Rome during the persecution of Decius. Flanking the altar, busts of Saints Peter and Paul by Nicolò Cordier recall the first dedication of the basilica. Bernini On the right side in a niche, the famous Bust of the Saviour (Salvator Mundi), the last masterpiece by Gian Lorenzo Bernini rediscovered in 2001 in the convent adjacent to the church, is shown. Burials Quirinus of Sescia Pope Fabian See also Santa Maria in Palmis Notes References Paolo Coen, Le sette chiese. Le basiliche giubilari romane, Newton Compton, Rome, 1994. Claudio Rendina, Enciclopedia di Roma, Newton Compton, Rome, 2000. "San Sebastiano fuori le Mura", by Chris Nyborg. External links "San Sebastiano fuori le Mura" site Sebastiano Sebastiano Sebastiano fuori le mura Sebastiano fuori le mura Rome Q. XX Ardeatino Saint Sebastian