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In 1434 the monastery was aggregated to the
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The monastery was suppressed during the French invasion of 1796, but re-opened with the restoration of the Duke of Modena. The monastery was again closed in 1866, although benedictines have remained parish priests.
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The interior was decorated during the early
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In front of the church, the column called Saint Peter’s Cross dates from before the 11th century.
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and winged satyrs completed by the brothers
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