That painting here features Apollo sitting on a rock and playing a violin and is titled (*) Parnassus.
One work in this location shows Pope Gregory IX in a niche holding a volume of canon law on one side and Justinian being given his law code. That work in this location contains Fortitude, Prudence, and Temperance seated in the upper lunette. In another work in this location, a figure in white holding a lyre and a scroll with her name on it leans on the real doorframe of this location. That painting here features Apollo sitting on a rock and playing a violin and is titled (*) Parnassus. One painting in this room depicts the medieval Church Doctors, Dante Alighieri, and Savonarola sitting around an altar, arguing about the nature of transubstantiation. Heraclius leans pensively on a stone block while writing, in the most famous painting in this room, in which Plato points up and Aristotle points down. For 10 points, name this room in the Vatican containing La disputa del Sacramento and The School of Athens.
One work in this location shows Pope Gregory IX in a niche holding a volume of canon law on one side and Justinian being given his law code.
Stanza della Segnatura [accept Raphael Rooms or Stanze de Raffaello; prompt on "Papal Palace" or "Palace of the Vatican" or "Apostolic Palace" or "Palace of Sixtus V"]