- independent-minded
abbot of
Monte C****ino,
Oderisio di Sangro.
Honorius had a long-standing
dislike of
Oderisio going back to the time when
Honorius was...
-
Oderisio di
Sangro (died on 30
August of an
uncertain year,
probably 1137) was an
Italian Benedictine monk and cardinal, the son of
Count Rinaldo of the...
-
contest of wills, Pope
Honorius II
excommunicated the
abbot of Montec****ino,
Oderisio II (1123—1126), and all the
monks in his faction. When the
other faction...
- 1030 or 1025–1036)
Oderisio (or Oderisius) (1059–1088)
Oderisio dei
Conti di
Sangro (1112–1137)
Vitale Savelli (1130?–?)
Oderisio dei
Conti di Sangro...
- century) was an
Italian illuminator,
cited by
Dante as
having supplanted Oderisio da
Gubbio as the
leading artist in his field.
There are no do****ents recording...
-
identifying the
artist as Odericus,
probably referring to
designer Pietro di
Oderisio or his son. The
inscription also
predicted the end of the
world 19,863...
-
sacristy of St.
Francis contains two 14th
century pictures, one by
Roberto da
Oderisio of Naples.
Notable is the
Basilica of St.
Peter Alli Marmi, (1076) located...
- Sangro) is an
Italian noble family. The Di
Sangro family descends from an
Oderisio, who was
nephew of
Berardo "il Francisco",
founder of the
Berardi family...
- 21, a
Friday of the
ember w****. To them
should be
added also
cardinal Oderisio of S. Agata, who
later subscribed the
bulls issued by
Anacletus II. Therefore...
- In 1097, the
castle is
listed among the
properties confirmed to
Abbot Oderisio by a bull of Pope
Urban II.
After a
period of
decline in 1150, the manor...
