- by a wild bear.
Romedius, however, had the bear
bridled by his
disciple David (Davide). The bear
became docile and
carried Romedius on its back to Trento...
- ****ociated with the
legend of
Romedius, who is
often depicted alongside or
astride a bear.
According to
Romedius' hagiography,
Romedius once
wished to
visit Vigilius...
- (Italian:
Santuario di San Romedio) is a
sanctuary dedicated to
Saint Romedius ("San Romedio")
situated on a
steep rocky spur in the
natural scenery of...
- 3rd
century Rom**** of
Subiaco 3rd
century Rom****
Ostiarius 3rd
century Romedius 4th
century Romulus (martyr) 2nd
century Romulus of
Fiesole 4th century...
- bridge, this
statue was
sculpted by
Ferdinand Brokoff in 1712, paid for by
Romedius Josef František, the
count Thun and lord of Choltice. St.
Vincent is on...
-
Cascia with her
forehead wound Saint Remaclus Justa and
Rufina Rosalia Romedius with a bear S St.
Stephen the
Martyr depicted in a dalmatic, with three...
- of
these bells are
reserved for solemnities. On the bell
tower of St.
Romedius,
adjacent to the cathedral,
there is a bell
dating back to 1862
built by...
-
baggage over the mountains.
Bears similarly feature in the
legends of St.
Romedius,
Saint Gall and
Saint Columb****. This
Church used this
recurrent motif...
- (1863-1935)
Jaroslav František de
Paula Bedřich
Desiderius Maria Josef Romedius von Thun-Hohenstein
Karolina "Kara"
Maria Olga Alžbìta Chotková of Chotkov...
-
saints from the Tyrol: Hartmann, C****ian, Ingenuin, Albuin, Notburga,
Romedius,
Magdalena of Austria, and
Heinrich von Bozen.
These statues were created...
