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Sant'Alessandro, Parma

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Bishop Lambertus subscribed the foundation document of the monastery of S. Alessandro in Parma on 20 June 835, endowed by Queen Cunegonda, the widow of King Bernard of Italy. J.-D. Mansi (ed.) Sacrorum Conciliorum nova et amplissima collectio, editio novissima, Tomus XIV (Venice: A. Zatta 1769), pp.
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The church of Sant'Alessandro and the adjacent Benedictine monastery was founded first in the year 835, putatively patronized by Cunegonda, widow of
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Madonna and child granting St Giustina the palm of martyrdom, while Saint Benedict grants St Alexander a incense bearer
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This article about a church building or other Christian place of worship in Italy is a
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for the church. In the third chapel on the left, is a painting of the
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Redeemer, Madonna and angels carrying the instruments of the passion
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The church was rebuilt in 1527 under the direction of the architect
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Storia dell'architettura in Italia dal secolo IV al XVIII
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Religious buildings and structures completed in the 830s
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17th-century Roman Catholic church buildings in Italy
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Affiliation
Catholic
Year consecrated
Architect(s)
Bernardino Zaccagni
Giovanni Battista Magnani
Style
Baroque
Parma
church of the Steccata
Bernard of Italy
Pope Gregory IV
Pope Alexander I
Saint Berthold of Parma
Bernardino Zaccagni
Giovanni Battista Magnani
Royal Theater of Parma
Angelo Michele Colonna
Alessandro Tiarini
St Berthold
Sebastiano Ricci
Girolamo Bedoli
Antonio Sangalli
Storia dell'architettura in Italia dal secolo IV al XVIII
Turismo Parma
44°48′09.59″N 10°19′38.14″E / 44.8026639°N 10.3272611°E / 44.8026639; 10.3272611
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