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Farfa is an
Italian name
which can
refer to: A
place name in the
province of the
Lazio in Italy, as:
Farfa River, a
river of the
province of
Rieti Farfa...
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Farfa Abbey (Italian:
Abbazia di
Farfa) is a
territorial abbey in
northern Lazio,
central Italy. In the
Middle Ages, it was one of the
richest and most...
- Hugh (died 1039) was the
Abbot of
Farfa from 998. He
founded the
abbatial school and
wrote its
history from the late
ninth through the
early eleventh...
- "surrogate"
Abbot of
Farfa in 888,
between the
death of
Spento and the
election of the long-serving Peter. The
history of the
period in
Farfa's history, besides...
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Matenano is
named after her. Ratfredus, a
later Abbot of
Farfa,
brought the body from
Farfa to
Santa Vittoria in
Matenano on 20 June 931. The
bodies of...
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Vittorio Osvaldo Tommasini,
better known by the pen name
Farfa, (1879, in
Trieste – 1964, in San Remo) was an
Italian painter and poet, who
joined the...
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Anselm (Zelmo) was the
Abbot of
Farfa between 881 and 883,
succeeding John I. His
short abbacy is
reasonably well-sourced
compared to the
string of five...
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Peter (died c. 919) was the long-serving
Abbot of
Farfa from
about 890
until his death. He
replaced the
interim abbot Vitalis. His
abbacy marked the return...
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Hilderic (died 857) was the
fifteenth Abbot of
Farfa from 844. In 842
Abbot Sichard died, and the
Emperor Lothair I (840–55)
intervened to
appoint Bishop...
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cooperating with the
Papal Curia than his father. He held a
court and
declared Farfa Abbey, just
north of Rome,
exempt from
papal taxation. Paschal's aristocratic...
