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facebook marketing Kafiblitz Notizie? Concert Photography and more ha aggiunto una foto al pool: «Church hoppers are like wandering dogs. If they are not regularly patted on the head, they will go elsewhere until they are» – Steven J Lawson A quick hop to the church of San Pantaleone on the way home from the town. Never stopped here before! Closed, of course. Cividale (UD), Italy. © Michele Marcolin, 2023. K1ii + smc Pentax-FA 31mm f1.8 AL Limited. ------ The church of San Pantaleone (also known as Santa Maria delle Salette) is located in the outskirts of Cividale, in Rualis. It was built along the old road that connected Forum Iulii to Cormones, now Cormons, and which continued beyond the Pons Sonti, the bridge over the Isonzo near present-day Gradisca, and towards the Via Aquileia. During the nineteenth century the locality was the subject of archaeological research: the remains of a building interpreted as part of a small temple dedicated to Mars were identified. Some late ancient tombs came to light against the Roman structures. Some wall fragments and numerous finds from the Roman era were discovered nearby, testifying to the presence of a rustic villa. The church stands on a hill whose toponym refers to the ancient titular saint, San Pantaleone, whose cult lmay point to an ancient Byzantine monastic foundation. In fact, four rooms were found under the church: this is the ancient hermitage, occupied until 1770 by Benedictine nuns from the monastery of Gagliano, and then by hermits of the Byzantine cult. The current church has a closed atrium on the outside, which was probably originally open on three sides, in which a column with a capital bearing a Byzantine-type cross is embedded. According to tradition, it was in this church that Saint Paulinus blessed Charlemagne's army directed against the Avars. Capsule Svizzera organicseoz.com
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