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Abbey of Sant'Antimo 2

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Abbey of Sant'Antimo 2 sent on 26 Marzo 2018 (14:22) by Alcenero. 55 comments, 2060 views.

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Pentax HD DA 15mm f/4 ED AL Limited
Pentax HD DA 15mm f/4 ED AL Limited
, 1/50 f/9.0, ISO 100, tripod.

Il nucleo primitivo dell'abbazia di Sant'Antimo risale al culto delle reliquie di Sant'Antimo di Arezzo, alla cui morte, nel 352, sul luogo del suo martirio venne edificato un piccolo oratorio[senza fonte]. Nello stesso luogo sorgeva una villa romana: lo dimostrano i numerosi reperti di epoca romana come il bassorilievo con la cornucopia sul lato nord del campanile o alcune colonne nella cripta carolingia. L'incisione “Venite et bibite” invece farebbe pensare alla presenza di una fonte con proprietà terapeutiche. Nel 715 la chiesa era custodita da un prete della diocesi di Chiusi. Nel 770 i Longobardi incaricarono l'abate pistoiese Tao di iniziare la costruzione di un monastero benedettino e gli affidarono anche la gestione dei beni demaniali del territorio.[2] Le abbazie erano utilizzate come sosta dai pellegrini diretti a Roma, dai mercanti, dai soldati e dai messi dei re. Carlo Magno, di ritorno da Roma nell'781, ripercorrendo la grande via creata dai Longobardi, chiamata in seguito "Francigena" perché "strada originata dai Franchi", giunse a Sant'Antimo e pose il suo sigillo sulla fondazione del monastero. Quasi certamente la fondazione ad opera di Carlo Magno è da interpretare come una pura leggenda medievale. Il 29 dicembre 814 un documento di Ludovico il Pio, figlio e successore di Carlo, arricchisce l'abbazia di doni e privilegi. L'abbazia diventa a tutti gli effetti, un'abbazia imperiale. Con l'impulso carolingio, la comunità inizia il suo periodo di apogeo. L'abate di Sant'Antimo è insignito del titolo di conte palatino (Conte e consigliere del Sacro Romano Impero). L'esame delle carte imperiali, tra cui quella di Enrico III del 1051, e di quelle papali si contano numerosi territori chiese appartenenti o posti sotto la giurisdizione dell'abbazia: 96 tra castelli, terreni, poderi e mulini; 85 tra monasteri, chiese, pievi e ospedali dal grossetano al pistoiese passando da Siena e Firenze. Il possedimento principale della comunità era il castello di Montalcino, dove il priore alloggiava in una residenza ora inglobata entro le mura della fortezza. (fonte Wickipedia) #Abbazie


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sent on 09 Maggio 2018 (17:11) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Thanks a lot Mario, I always appreciate your passage
a greeting :-)

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sent on 28 Giugno 2018 (20:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Nothing is out of place; Man-made fits in with what is of nature. Great shot, Congratulations!

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sent on 30 Giugno 2018 (0:39) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Thank you very much Ruggero, your beautiful words have made me a great pleasure
a hug
Pierpaolo

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sent on 18 Luglio 2018 (6:57) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Nice shot, although unfortunately the light was not the best :-)
Good Day Francesca

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sent on 18 Luglio 2018 (16:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

You're right dear Francesca, the light was not the best.
that morning I woke up very early because I wanted to take the sunrise in this place, I had looked at the forecasts, Overcast said, I said to myself "some sunshine will take me to safety..... and instead nothing :-D
Thank you very much ;-)
A

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sent on 02 Maggio 2019 (8:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Beautiful picture, from the suggestive composition.
The perspective is very appropriate and the management of the parameters light and color is conducted with scrupulous attention.
also the photo has a highly cultural content, as shown by the accompanying caption.
A picture then beautiful, well executed and interesting.
Just compliments.
Hello, Giacomo.

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sent on 03 Maggio 2019 (23:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Thank you very much Giacomo, reading your careful analysis was a great honor and pleasure
a big hug
Pierpaolo ;-)

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sent on 19 Gennaio 2020 (21:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

beautiful picture, very interesting, good!!!!!!!
a dear Bruno greeting

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sent on 21 Gennaio 2020 (17:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Thank you so much Bruno Sorriso

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sent on 14 Aprile 2020 (11:56) | This comment has been translated    

Beautiful!

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sent on 15 Aprile 2020 (18:09) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Thank you for the visit and the appreciation
Greetings
Pierpaolo;-)

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sent on 19 Ottobre 2020 (21:29) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

beautiful image, very interesting subject, good!!!!!!
a dear greeting Bruno

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sent on 20 Ottobre 2020 (23:12) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Thank you so much Bruno
Greetings
Pierpaolo

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sent on 23 Gennaio 2021 (17:41) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

hello dear friend Alce pleasure to see you again, I was visiting Sant'Antimo several years ago and it is a very nice place. in addition to the very interesting note, the sharpness of the photo lets you admire the details of the basilica. very nice is the road that leads them into the orcia

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sent on 27 Gennaio 2021 (21:44) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)    

Hi Francesco, the place is certainly very suggestive and even the outline is no less ;-)
I thank you infinitely for the passage and appreciation
A greeting
Pierpaolo


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