-
Ravenna around 305 AD. Solutor,
along with
Octavius and
Adventor (Italian:
Solutore, Ottavio, e Avventore), (died ca. 284 AD) is
patron saint of Turin. Historical...
- an
abbot of San
Solutore near Turin. His
feast day is
February 12. His
family was of the nobility. He
became a monk at San
Solutore in 1006. He subsequently...
- Ausiliatrice".
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original on 2007-05-03.
Retrieved 2007-02-12. San
Solutore "SALESIANI DON BOSCO-SDB/ Casa
Madre TORINO-VALDOCCO / Santuario-Basilica...
- 1000
until his
death in 1011. In 1006 Gezo
founded the
monastery of San
Solutore in Turin,
which was
dedicated to
saints Solutor,
Octavius and Adventor...
- Sigifred, son of
Adalgis in 1021 and a
donation to the
monastery of S.
Solutore in
Turin in 1031), give a good
impression of the
cities and
counties that...
- government. In Egypt, the Rite
developed quickly under the
direction of
Brother Solutore Avventure Zola,
Grand Hierophant from 1873
until the
reign of King Farouk...
- Boso. He died on 30
April according to the
necrology of the
church of San
Solutore in Turin. The year of
death is unknown, but it must have been no later...
- his predecessor,
Bishop Gezo of Turin, to the
episcopal monastery of San
Solutore in Turin. In
January 1015,
Landulf was in Rome,
where he
witnessed Pope...
- Emanuele. He had been a
Referendary of the Two Signatures, and
Abbot of Ss.
Solutore,
Adventore ed
Ottaviano (diocese of Turin). He had been
Governor of Todi...
- was
driven out by them; Gezo (1000), who
founded the
monastery of San
Solutore in
Turin Landulf (1037), who
founded the
Abbey of
Cavour and
repaired the...
