A corner of the town of Zagarolo that warrants a visit is the small portico of Via Fabrini under which there is the public weigh station, the oven and the slaughterhouse.
In a large marble slab the official measures recognized in the small state are engraved.
At the top of the slab there is an austere bust of a bearded old man.
In the local dialect was called “Lu Giustu” (the right).
It is perhaps the bust of Pope Clement IX Rospigliosi or that of a Roman philosopher or dignitary.
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