- The
Basilica of San
Simpliciano is an
ancient Roman Catholic church in the
centre of Milan,
region of Lombardy, Italy: the church,
commissioned by the...
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Simpliciano of the
Nativity (11 May 1827 – 25 May 1898) – born
Aniello Maresca – was a
Franciscan priest and the
founder of the
Congregation of the Franciscan...
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frescoes illustrating the life of St.
Sisinius in the
portico of San
Simpliciano at Milan.
Borgognone is
considered a
modestly talented painter with marked...
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basilicas at the city gates: Sant'Ambrogio, San
Nazaro in Brolo, San
Simpliciano and Sant'Eustorgio,
which still stand,
refurbished over the centuries...
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Santi Ambrogio e
Simpliciano is a
Roman Catholic provost church in
Carate Brianza,
province of
Monza and Brianza,
region of Lombardy, Italy. Originally...
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number of basilicas,
added in the late
fourth century AD.
These are San
Simpliciano, San Nazaro, San
Lorenzo and the
chapel of San Vittore,
located in the...
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Pasquale Sarullo,
Mamerto Esquiú,
Gabriele Allegra,
Junipero Serra,
Simpliciano of the Nativity,
Mychal F. Judge,
Angelico Chavez,
Anton Docher, Joseph...
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Simplician (Latin: Simplici****; Italian:
Simpliciano) was
Bishop of
Milan from 397 to 400 or 401 AD. He is
honoured as a
Saint in the
Roman Catholic...
- the
saints Sisinnio,
Martirio and
Alessandro at the
basilica of San
Simpliciano in Milan. The
three birds then
leaned on the
Carroccio during the battle...
- the
saints Sisinnio,
Martirio and
Alessandro at the
basilica of San
Simpliciano in Milan,
rested on the
carroccio causing the
flight of
Frederick Barbarossa...
