the original Roman columns of the church were preserved in the new sacristy of St. Peter's. A funerary altar of Titus Flavius Athenaeus was found in Santo Stefano degli Ungheresi and transferred to the Germanic-Hungarian College; it is now in the Uffizi. See also Index of Vatican City-related articles References Further reading External links Map showing the position of Santo Stefano degli Ungheresi Stefano Churches in Vatican City Destroyed churches 9th-century churches in Italy Pauline Order Buildings and structures demolished in 1778 Demolished buildings and structures in Rome