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Madonnelle Romane (Le), Rome | MyTravelGuide.com
Walking through the streets of historic Rome, you often see little altars on the corners of the buildings, with images of the Madonna. They are, in fact, known as 'madonnelle' and they have been popular since the Middle Ages. The oldest of these small monuments trace the history of the various distr...
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Robert Ward - Virgin Trails - Chapter 9
The Madonnelle reached the height of their fame in the years 1796 to 1798, when the terrified citizens of Rome were awaiting the arrival of Napoleon. The prodigies began on the 9th of July, 1796, when the Madonnella of the Via Archetto was seen to move her eyes. In the days that followed, ever-great...
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