- The Olivetans,
formally known as the
Order of Our Lady of
Mount Olivet, are a
monastic order. They were
founded in 1313 and
recognised in 1344. They use...
- (1
April 2016) • Total 3,801 • Density 120/km2 (310/sq mi)
Demonym Olivetani Time zone UTC+1 (CET) • Summer (DST) UTC+2 (CEST)
Postal code 84020 Dialing code...
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sogliono p****are i
monaci olivetani". Perugia: per
Angelo Bartoli. Il
vestir di
bianco di
alcuni religiosi, e
particolarmente olivetani, 1628. Lancellotti,...
- a
Ripalta in Figline,
Santa Margarita in Cortona, and the
Badia degli Olivetani di San
Bartolomeo alle
Sacce near Prato.
Aside from his
major altarpieces...
- (an
artist from Danzig)
executed in 1631 a
Characters and
Events of the
Olivetani,
while by
Giovanni da
Verona is a
wooden candelabrum (1502). The latter...
- the
convent had
fallen to ruin, and the
complex was
affiliated with the
Olivetani order. In 1810, the
church was
deconsecrated under Napoleonic rule. The...
-
frescoes in the
church of Sant'Angelo Magno,
which was the
church of the
Olivetani in Ascoli;
Nardini adding the figures.
Nardini also
frescoed much of the...
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suffering humanity. In 1879 the
professor Rizzoli bought for £55,000 the
Olivetani convent, a
structure adjacent to the
church of San
Michele in Bosco, from...
- made for the
convent Sant'Elena in Venice,
which was
affiliated with the
Olivetani order. Some of them are in St Mark's Basilica. He
worked on the old sacristy...
- October, 1478. In 1480 he
finished the arch of the
Persian Martyrs in the
Olivetani Monastery of
Cremona (four
marble reliefs remain today,
dated 1484). Also...
