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The facad
f
th Seminary chapel wa made
und r
the
orders
of
the Bishop Molinedo,
\-vhose coat of arms is also displayed. In the as–
sembly room of the college are portraits of va–
d
ous Bishops and illustrious personages who
w
re
educated in its cloisters.
The
Seminary w:as
founded in 1596 by
Bishop La Raya.
Chapel of St. Andrew:
This chapel which has its site in the street
of the same name, boasts two notable sculptural
works, representing St.
J
erome and St. Francis–
co of Asis at prayer,
or
which may be consi–
dered among the best in Cuzco. In this chapel , in
addition to sorne paintings of minor ·mportance,
is a portrai of on of the patriots of the Indepen–
dence.- gustín Chacó .
San Sebastian:
Five kilometers
to
the southeast of Cuzco
stands the temp1'e of St. Sebastián, one of the
handsomest and most notable architectural surv–
ivals of Colonial Cuzco. The facade, which was
the gift of Bishop Molinedo, is most lavishly or–
namented, to an even greater degree than that of
the church of the Compañia. The church was
-
98-