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643:) offer information and details regarding the entire monastery. The Fathers lived in the convent until the Napoleonic military occupation of 1806, which was then followed by the Decree of Suppression on 7 August 1807. In 1929, the church roof fell and both the central and left nave were destroyed, bringing down also the columns and capitals. Both remained intact and reconstruction was possible, except for most part of the single-lancet windows.
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The main facade is elevated compared to the current road level and encompasses a two-storey central body with an arched portal. At the ends of the main facade, an additional floor exists that corresponds with the lateral bodies of the complex. The ground floor is characterized by a covered porch with
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In 1929, the ceiling and columns of the central and left-side aisles of the church collapsed. While the capitols were reassembled after that event, a significant portion of the mullioned windows could not be preserved. The nomenclature
Basilica of St. Peter Alli Marmi was assigned in 1930, due to the
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Berniero showed his abilities as a constructor in the building of the Basilica of St. Peter Alli Marmi. When he died, another miracle happened: frozen oil melted and kept on falling from the jars situated on the oil-press in the Benedictines' monastery. The oil flowed down the
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The crypt is notable for containing the remains of St. Berneiro, the co-patron of Eboli. It can be accessed from the aisle of the Upper
Basilica through a staircase. The crypt has a cross-vaulted ceiling supported by marble columns and is rectangular in shape with three apses corresponding to those
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Berniero was buried in the
Basilica and his remains were initially discovered on 16 October 1556. The event was associated with rain starting to pour from the sky after months of drought. His remains were rediscovered in 1929 during restoration work of the crypt after the collapse of the ceiling.
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on a dedicatory plaque within the church indicates that the construction was completed in 1156. Following its completion, the
Basilica was entrusted to the Benedictines until the year 1557. In the 11th and 12th centuries, the church of St. Peter of Eboli was part of three local feudal domains
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The main entrance of the church contains a staircase that connects the square with the churchyard. The entrance, originally located on the wall opposite the apse, now opens onto the right nave and is characterized by a simple stone portal adorned with the coat of arms of the
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The structure encompasses three levels and an additional attic floor. On the first floor, cells overlooking the cloister are connected by a corridor and the second floor can be reached by a secondary staircase. The planimetric distribution is the same in every floor.
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Library of the Capuchins is situated inside the convent and contains a collection of over 15,000 volumes. They are housed in wooden bookshelves that were made in the 20th century. In addition to books, many old newspapers are stored in its premises, including
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The
Convent of St. Peter Alli Marmi is a rectangular building with three different levels and features an internal cloister as a central component. The cloister is surrounded by three buildings and the body of the church. The main entrance provides access to the
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Apostle, it was built at the bottom of the hill of
Montedoro, where the old medieval site of the city was situated. It is one of the distinctive landmarks of the region and an important tourist destination. Its construction displays the strong influence of
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Tuff and mixed masonry have been used for the construction of the vertical structures; while wooden trusses for the attics and the roof substructure. The facade is finished with smooth plaster. The roof is covered in barrel-shaped tiles.
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The center of the crypt contains the altar which preserves the remains of Saint
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It is characterized by decorative bands of grey tuff inlays and terracotta tiles. The design incorporates elements reminiscent of Arab decorations with Sicilian origins.
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During the restoration of 1930-1934, the vaults were renewed, the structure of the apse and of the columns was strengthened and the outside buttresses were reinforced.
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The Basilica of St. Peter alli Marmi is still a practicing monastery, inhabited by the Capuchin friars. It is also used as a venue for weddings and public events:
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St. Berniero is the co-patron of Eboli, invoked for spiritual illnesses and demonic possessions. The feast day is celebrated on November 20.
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The architecture of the Basilica of St. Peter Alli Marmi is inspired by Norman architecture. It is centered around a rectangular
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The Various Models of Lordship in Europe between the Ninth and Fifteen Centuries
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Column inside the crypt of St. Berniero in the Basilica of St. Peter Alli Marmi.
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Interior of the crypt of St. Berniero in the Basilica of St. Peter Alli Marmi.
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Inside of the library of the Capuchins in the Convent of St. Peter Alli Marmi.
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Inside of the library of the Capuchins in the Convent of St. Peter Alli Marmi.
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The first documented mention dates back to 1090, where it is referred to as "
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Access to the crypt of St. Berniero in the Basilica of St. Peter Alli Marmi.
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Altar of the crypt of St. Berniero in the Basilica of St. Peter Alli Marmi.
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assigned the abbey of Saint Peter to the College of Chinese, directed by
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is located inside the Basilica, in the access square to the churchyard.
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Staircase at the entrance of the Basilica of St. Peter Alli Marmi.
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Entrance of the church of the Basilica of St. Peter alli Marmi.
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Dedicatory plaque within the church of St. Peter Alli Marmi.
1456:(in Italian). via S. Pietro alle Marmi, Eboli: BeniCulturali
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sancti petri apostoli quod situm est foris et castelum evuli
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Saint Berniero was born in Northern Spain, in the city of
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Religious buildings and structures completed in the 1150s
1538:(in Latin). Anversa; Bruxelles: Societé des Bollandistes.
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A distinctive element of the Basilica is the bell tower.
1335:(in Italian) (1st ed.). Il Club. pp. 606–607.
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12th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Italy
1556:(in Italian). Salerno, Italy: Parrocchia Sacro Cuore.
1211:""Questo passa il convento!" a San Pietro alli Marmi"
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while another represents the resurrection of Christ.
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Statue of Mary in the Church of St. Peter Alli Marmi
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of the arches are adorned with noble coats of arms.
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1045:(in Italian) (1st ed.). Touring. p. 134.
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Bell Tower of the Basilica of St. Peter Alli Marmi.
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461:, that are supported by semicircular arches. The
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887:Painting in the Church of St. Peter Alli Marmi
1480:"Cripta della Chiesa di S. Pietro alli Marmi"
1132:Antonetti, Antonio; Beradi, riccardo (2023).
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1368:(in Italian). Italy, Eboli: BeniCulturali
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1478:Catalogo generale dei Beni Culturali.
1454:"Informazioni generali sulla Basilica"
1425:Catalogo generale dei Beni Culturali.
1071:Catalogo generale dei Beni Culturali.
990:Breve descrittione del regno di Napoli
424:: a literary event by Giuseppe Piegari
273:, 33 kilometers away from the city of
1593:, Venezia, 1721, vol.VII, coll. 646-7
1486:(in Italian). Ministero della cultura
422:FL. 4,13 - Fra Umile: Lui, noi, voi")
418:"FL. 4,13 - Fra Humble: Him, us, you"
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1408:"Convento di San Pietro Alli Marmi"
1191:CittĂ di Eboli (27 November 2013).
1107:"Basilica of San Pietro Alli Marmi"
899:Statue of St. Berniero in the Crypt
457:bordered by a portico covered with
1575:(in Italian). L'Occhio di Salerno.
1073:"Convento di S. Pietro alli Marmi"
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474:Our Lady of Fatima and Bernadette
1660:Benedictine monasteries in Italy
1554:San Berniero - Storia e leggenda
1387:Comune di Eboli (20 June 2020).
1312:CittĂ di Eboli (13 April 2022).
1285:CittĂ di Eboli (4 August 2019).
1266:CittĂ di Eboli (13 April 2022).
1247:CittĂ di Eboli (13 April 2022).
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1193:"Badia di S. Pietro alli Marmi"
364:. From 1886, the friars of The
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114:Basilica of Saint Peter Apostle
1395:(in Italian). Comune di Eboli.
1348:"Scheda cartacea del convento"
1198:(in Italian). Comune di Eboli.
614:Church of St. Peter Alli Marmi
506:Convent of the Capuchin friars
366:Order of Friars Minor Capuchin
345:and open land adjacent to the
333:created by the Roman Catholic
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1320:(in Italian). CittĂ di Eboli.
1274:(in Italian). CittĂ di Eboli.
1255:(in Italian). CittĂ di Eboli.
1236:(in Italian). CittĂ di Eboli.
1217:(in Italian). CittĂ di Eboli.
1022:(in Italian). Comune di Eboli
93:San Pietro Alli Marmi (Italy)
1293:(in Italian). CittĂ di Eboli
1287:"Freselle al chiaro di luna"
1163:www.eboliarchiviodigitale.it
567:, upheld by square pillars.
432:"Freselle al chiaro di luna"
1600:, Salerno, 1946, p. 87
1505:Saint for a Minute (2023).
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428:"Freselle in the moonlight"
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1612:"Eboli aspetti e problemi"
1589:F. Ughelli, Italia Sacra,
1041:Brunini, Federica (2005).
988:Beltrano, Ottavio (1644).
969:List of basilicas in Italy
390:"Questo passa il convento"
1507:"Saint Bernerio of Eboli"
1484:catalogo.beniculturali.it
1452:Bignardi Massimo (1980).
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65:Location within Campania
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1159:"San Pietro alli Marmi"
964:Christ Stopped at Eboli
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