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  • Bergamo, S Alexander Since its first documentary evidence (May 774, see BER 193), the medieval name of St. Alexander's church in Bergamo is always combined with a standardized formula which characterizes it as the burial-place of the town's patron saint ("ubi eius sanctum corpus requiescit").
  • Bergamo, S John Recipient in BER 8
  • Brescia, S Salvator None
  • Casaleclum*, S Salvator Material Third Party Beneficiary in BER 8
  • Casier, S Theonistus It's the oldest monastery in Treviso territory, documented since 710. Before 812 seems to have be refounded: in a charter (CHLa 60:18) dated 812 <mid-April - 31 August of that year> it's named "monaxterio novo ... cuius ecclesia constituta est super Civitatecla". Recipient of a donation in CHLa 60:18.
  • Hersfeld Monastery founded by Lull, said in HER 21 to also house the relics (corpus) of S Wigbert
  • Leno, S Benedict None
  • Leno, S Salvator None
  • Lodi (territory), S Peter Exchanger (represented) in CHLA 89:1
  • Milan, S Ambrose Founded prior to May 784 by Peter archbishop of Milan (see MDM 28). Institutional and patrimonial continuity with the preexisting "basilica vel cella" (beneficiary of important endowments at least since 777 by Toto from Campione) justify the creation of an unique Agent.
  • Modena, S Geminianus None
  • Monticelli, S Salvator Monasterium founded in the very last years of Lombard kingdom by a mayor of the palace "super fluvio Pado, in Monticelli". No exact location is given: both the identifications suggested by the editor (Monticelli Pavese and Monticelli d'Ongina, province of Piacenza) are likely (even if with a slight preference for the latter).
  • Monza, S Agatha Recipient in CDL 2:218
  • Monza, S John Party in CDL 2:218 and CDL 2:231
  • Mount Orfano, S Eusebius A church dedicated to St. Eusebius still exists in Cologne Franciacorta (prov. Brescia), at the foot of Mount Orfano, but no hypothesis of identification was made by the editor
  • Nonantola, S Sylvester Party of Exchange in CHLa 88:29
  • Novalesa Monastery founded in 726.
  • Piacenza, SS Antoninus and Victor Quoted in CHLA 68:1
  • Pisa, S Peter ad Septem Pinos Mentioned in CHLA 26:808 and CHLA 26:809. S Peter "in Vinculis" since 11th/12th century
  • Pistoia, S Bartholomew Recipient in CHLA 25:795

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