- The
Abbey of San
Benedetto in
Polirone is a
large complex of
Benedictine order monastic buildings,
including a
church and cloisters,
located in the town...
- years,
Matilda developed her
legacy by
focusing her
donation activity on
Polirone Abbey. The
account of
Donizo reports that
between 6 and 11 May 1111, Matilda...
- Musica, Naples,
Biblioteca ****onale, Ms. VA 14, fol. 47
Circa 1100 A.D.,
Polirone Abbey, San
Benedetto Po, Italy. King
David playing a
rotte (psaltery),...
- to have
collaborated with the
Guelph faction alongside the
monks of the
Polirone Abbey.
Starting from the 12th
century they
became a
dominant family in...
-
beautiful villages of Italy"). It is best
known as the
location of the
Polirone Abbey. "Superficie di
Comuni Province e
Regioni italiane al 9
ottobre 2011"...
- his
Biblioteca Marciana (1537), as well as in the
reconstruction of the
Polirone Abbey by
Giulio Romano (1540). The
loggias in the
lower floor were in the...
- 1616 – 1630), Lord of Bianzè
since 1624,
benefited Priest of St.
Benedict Polirone.
Grand Master of the
Order of the
Redeemer Knight of
Order of
Malta Parrott...
-
March 14, 1579, he was
ordained in the
Cathedral of
Arras and
moved to the
Polirone Abbey, near
Mantua (modern town of San
Benedetto Po).
Lignum Vitae, a large...
-
professorship at the
Urban College in 1880. He was
later made
titular abbot of
Polirone by Pope Leo XIII in late 1884 or
early 1885. Dom
Bernard Smith died on...
-
local church and
dedicated it in Simeon's honor. Lazenby, F.D., "Simeon of
Polirone, St.", New
Catholic Encyclopedia, 2003, The Gale
Group Inc.
Monks of Ramsgate...
