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The church interior has a single nave with rounded arches. The main organ was built (1689) by V. Beltrami, and decorated by
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monks. The monastery was suppressed and the monks expelled by circa 1860. For some decades portions of the monastery were used by the prefecture and a school, and then to constitute a male
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