Benno neglected
I just arrived the first volume of "History of the Church of Rimini", entitled "From the beginning the year one thousand."
leaf through some sections related to my studies and I want a quote "policy" for Benno ...
I find on p. 65 in the essay Savigni Raphael, associate professor of medieval history.
Here we talk about "Bennone son Vitaliano said Benn, who in 1014 gives to his son Peter Morciano Castle", and you declare it "an important member of the ruling class Rimini, defined by Peter Damian decus kingdoms, pater patriae , lux Italiae.
We close the book and back to the topic.
Benno (the father) died in 1061. In 1061 is well founded, by Peter Damian, the monastery dedicated to St. Gregory and placed in the Rimini area, in places such Morciano.
But there is something else that the book does not mention: Benno is given by Peter Damian to kill during a "war", "him, which flourished on the peace," was perhaps the victim of a fight about whose origin can be advanced only a few cases related to the political role played by the same buckets.
To clarify things, republish my article of 1983, by preceding it with an abstract appeared Corriere Romagna April 26, 2007.
From them it appears that the figure of Peter Pennone even this time he received the importance it deserves in the history of "civilized" and the Church of Rimini.
In my article of 1983, resumed in 1965 as Scaevola Mariotti suggested, novel interpretations of the poem XCIX of Peter Damian, in verse 12 published as "pax for quern viguit, war perimit sors" rather than "war periit sors", so we have: "The war killed one of which flourished for about peace," instead of "he flourished for peace, the war ended ".
Scevola Mariotti added: "So, apparently, was killed in a fact Bennone of war. " This text Scevola Mariotti was that I mentioned in footnote 70 of p. 99 of" The Story of Rimini "by Antonio Bianchi (Rimini, 1997).
Benno I mentioned in an article in 2010 published on the "Bridge" in Rimini on February 24, entitled "The secret papers of Scolca ", which reads:
"Peter Damian is much cited and little read. In 1069 Peter Bennone gives him vast estates (later switched to Scolca) to the Abbey of San Gregorio in Basin Morciano he founded in 1061. Bennone is the son of Benno, a large landowner and politician in Rimini. Peter Damian laments the death of Benno (1061) in a poem, calling him "Father of the Country, light of Italy. "
The" Father of the Country "or the city (as I wrote about" the Bridge "of 12.06.1983) is the representative of the municipal life which was to ensure protection of the City under the dominion of the Church . A figure very different from the count, imperial or papal delegate. just and pious man, strict but sweet with the opponents with the helpless, Benno is given by Peter Damian to kill during a "war": he, on the which flourished peace. "
The death of Benno is a page (for some reason) ignored by official historians, but that will illuminate key events of the city's" dark ages "."
Documents
San Pier Damiani between Rimini and Morciano
The memory of St. Peter Damian organized Morciano (27-29 April 2007) in the millennium of the birth, also applies to Rimini. Where the family lived Bennoni that made various donations including that of the land on which it was founded in 1061 by the same Peter Damian, the abbey of St. Gregory in Conca Morciano.
Benno's father was an overlord, owner of vast tracts of land. Armingarda his wife's dowry had gone to other estates. Since their marriage produced three children. Only one, Peter Bennone, survived his father. The territories subject to their control or belonging to them stretched between Rimini, Rimini and the hinterland of the Marches.
When Benno died in the same 1061, was recalled by Peter Damian in a poem. Benno is called "honor of the kingdom, and glory of the Roman family, the father of the Fatherland, the light of Italy." Father of the Country or the city was named the representative of the municipal life which was to ensure protection of the City under the dominion of the Roman Church. It was a figure very different from the count who was a delegate or Papal Empire.
just and pious man, strict but sweet with the opponents with the helpless, Benno is given by Peter Damian to kill during a "war", "him, which flourished for about peace" was probably the victim of a fight about whose origin can be advanced only hypotheses related to the political role played by the same buckets.
man of faith and defender of the interests of the Church (Peter Damian otherwise would not glorified), while the feudal system was intended to lay a substantial political autonomy and increased the pro-independence town, Benno probably could not reach a original synthesis between secular and ecclesiastical, to reconcile the interests "particulari" that is, citizens with those of the See of Peter.
I may have seen in Rimini Benno a leader who ended up being more representative of the pope (as the count) that the their communities. And therefore may have ceased to regard it as an expression of justice and balance in relations between the city and Rome. Publicly as a traitor in the additive, would be so written his death sentence. [Antonio Montanari, 2007]
II document
Peter Damian and Benno, politics
in Rimini in the middle of the eleventh century
Bennoni The family of Rimini, on several occasions made donations to Peter Damian , founder of St. Gregory in Morciano Basin.
The family members of Bennoni are cited repeatedly, and so is spread in medieval documents to be Rimini in the works of scholars of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The political role played by Bennoni in our territory to be placed in the context of "international" in which the economic rebirth, the crisis of the feudal system and the liberation of the spiritual Church.
Context
The economic revival at a local level is demonstrated by the construction of new port Marecchia (1059) and the enlargement of the walls.
The crisis of the feudal system of autonomy is apparent in the position of archbishop of Ravenna Rimini against which it was at the behest of the German emperors, a kind of ecclesiastical principality also about our city.
Finally, the resurgence of the Church is attested by the flourishing of initiatives including the foundation, must be included in 1061, by Peter Damian, the monastery dedicated to St. Gregory and place "in the territory of Rimini, in the village which is called Morciano.
The family of Bennoni
the background of all these situations and events we find the history of the family of Rimini Bennoni.
's father, Benno "venerable son of the late Benno Vitaliano," was an overlord, owner of vast tracts of land.
Armingarda His wife, 'daughter of the late distinguished Sir Tybalt, "he had brought as dowry other estates.
Since their marriage produced three children. Only one, Peter Bennone, survived his father.
Their territories
The territories subject to their control or belonging to them stretched between Rimini, Rimini and the hinterland of the Marches.
Benno Armingarda first and then made donations to Peter Damian, for the monastery of St. Gregory, born in this land belonged to the family of Rimini.
public role
from the documents, we know that both Peter Bennone Benno, his son, were among the citizens noble and important, not only because of their economic importance but also for participation in public life of our city.
When Benno died in 1061, was recalled by Peter Damian in a poem in his memory. Benno it is called "honor of the kingdom, and glory of the Roman family, the father of the country, light of Italy."
Pier Damiani
In the tone of heartfelt exaltation by Peter Damian used to commemorate the deceased friend, there was only gratitude for the donation received, but also (and use the definition of "father of Patria confirms this), the description of the role played by political and civil Benno in Rimini.
father of his country or city was named the representative of the municipal life which was to ensure protection of the City under the dominion of the Roman Church. It was a figure very different from the count who was a delegate or Papal Empire.
just and pious man, strict but sweet with the opponents with the helpless, Benno is given by Peter Damian to kill during a "war", "him, which flourished on the peace," was perhaps the victim of a fight about whose origin can be advanced only a few cases related to the political role played by the same buckets.
Benno, a death sentence
man of faith and defender of the interests of the Church (Peter Damian otherwise would not glorified), while the feudal system was intended to lay a substantial political autonomy and increased the pro-independence town, Benno probably failed to achieve an original synthesis between secular and religious world that could reconcile the interests "particulari" that is, citizens with those of See of Peter. So i may have seen in Rimini Benno a leader who ended up being more representative of the pope (as the Count) and their community. And therefore may have ceased to regard it as an expression of justice and balance in relations between the city and Rome.
in the additive publicly as a traitor, he would have started so write his death sentence. Capacity to run in the same year of the founding of the monastery of San Gregorio, the 1061.
remain many doubts about the figure and work of Benno, as well as remains likely that his story would be a step in the transformation of local reality of the Romagna in the eleventh century.
The violent death of Benno would fit into the series of actions that precede the birth of the town, and witness a series of enzymes that involved the Church, the empire and the reality of the city. [Antonio Montanari, "The Bridge," No 22, June 12, 1983]
I just arrived the first volume of "History of the Church of Rimini", entitled "From the beginning the year one thousand."
leaf through some sections related to my studies and I want a quote "policy" for Benno ...
I find on p. 65 in the essay Savigni Raphael, associate professor of medieval history.
Here we talk about "Bennone son Vitaliano said Benn, who in 1014 gives to his son Peter Morciano Castle", and you declare it "an important member of the ruling class Rimini, defined by Peter Damian decus kingdoms, pater patriae , lux Italiae.
We close the book and back to the topic.
Benno (the father) died in 1061. In 1061 is well founded, by Peter Damian, the monastery dedicated to St. Gregory and placed in the Rimini area, in places such Morciano.
But there is something else that the book does not mention: Benno is given by Peter Damian to kill during a "war", "him, which flourished on the peace," was perhaps the victim of a fight about whose origin can be advanced only a few cases related to the political role played by the same buckets.
To clarify things, republish my article of 1983, by preceding it with an abstract appeared Corriere Romagna April 26, 2007.
From them it appears that the figure of Peter Pennone even this time he received the importance it deserves in the history of "civilized" and the Church of Rimini.
In my article of 1983, resumed in 1965 as Scaevola Mariotti suggested, novel interpretations of the poem XCIX of Peter Damian, in verse 12 published as "pax for quern viguit, war perimit sors" rather than "war periit sors", so we have: "The war killed one of which flourished for about peace," instead of "he flourished for peace, the war ended ".
Scevola Mariotti added: "So, apparently, was killed in a fact Bennone of war. " This text Scevola Mariotti was that I mentioned in footnote 70 of p. 99 of" The Story of Rimini "by Antonio Bianchi (Rimini, 1997).
Benno I mentioned in an article in 2010 published on the "Bridge" in Rimini on February 24, entitled "The secret papers of Scolca ", which reads:
"Peter Damian is much cited and little read. In 1069 Peter Bennone gives him vast estates (later switched to Scolca) to the Abbey of San Gregorio in Basin Morciano he founded in 1061. Bennone is the son of Benno, a large landowner and politician in Rimini. Peter Damian laments the death of Benno (1061) in a poem, calling him "Father of the Country, light of Italy. "
The" Father of the Country "or the city (as I wrote about" the Bridge "of 12.06.1983) is the representative of the municipal life which was to ensure protection of the City under the dominion of the Church . A figure very different from the count, imperial or papal delegate. just and pious man, strict but sweet with the opponents with the helpless, Benno is given by Peter Damian to kill during a "war": he, on the which flourished peace. "
The death of Benno is a page (for some reason) ignored by official historians, but that will illuminate key events of the city's" dark ages "."
Documents
San Pier Damiani between Rimini and Morciano
The memory of St. Peter Damian organized Morciano (27-29 April 2007) in the millennium of the birth, also applies to Rimini. Where the family lived Bennoni that made various donations including that of the land on which it was founded in 1061 by the same Peter Damian, the abbey of St. Gregory in Conca Morciano.
Benno's father was an overlord, owner of vast tracts of land. Armingarda his wife's dowry had gone to other estates. Since their marriage produced three children. Only one, Peter Bennone, survived his father. The territories subject to their control or belonging to them stretched between Rimini, Rimini and the hinterland of the Marches.
When Benno died in the same 1061, was recalled by Peter Damian in a poem. Benno is called "honor of the kingdom, and glory of the Roman family, the father of the Fatherland, the light of Italy." Father of the Country or the city was named the representative of the municipal life which was to ensure protection of the City under the dominion of the Roman Church. It was a figure very different from the count who was a delegate or Papal Empire.
just and pious man, strict but sweet with the opponents with the helpless, Benno is given by Peter Damian to kill during a "war", "him, which flourished for about peace" was probably the victim of a fight about whose origin can be advanced only hypotheses related to the political role played by the same buckets.
man of faith and defender of the interests of the Church (Peter Damian otherwise would not glorified), while the feudal system was intended to lay a substantial political autonomy and increased the pro-independence town, Benno probably could not reach a original synthesis between secular and ecclesiastical, to reconcile the interests "particulari" that is, citizens with those of the See of Peter.
I may have seen in Rimini Benno a leader who ended up being more representative of the pope (as the count) that the their communities. And therefore may have ceased to regard it as an expression of justice and balance in relations between the city and Rome. Publicly as a traitor in the additive, would be so written his death sentence. [Antonio Montanari, 2007]
II document
Peter Damian and Benno, politics
in Rimini in the middle of the eleventh century
Bennoni The family of Rimini, on several occasions made donations to Peter Damian , founder of St. Gregory in Morciano Basin.
The family members of Bennoni are cited repeatedly, and so is spread in medieval documents to be Rimini in the works of scholars of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The political role played by Bennoni in our territory to be placed in the context of "international" in which the economic rebirth, the crisis of the feudal system and the liberation of the spiritual Church.
Context
The economic revival at a local level is demonstrated by the construction of new port Marecchia (1059) and the enlargement of the walls.
The crisis of the feudal system of autonomy is apparent in the position of archbishop of Ravenna Rimini against which it was at the behest of the German emperors, a kind of ecclesiastical principality also about our city.
Finally, the resurgence of the Church is attested by the flourishing of initiatives including the foundation, must be included in 1061, by Peter Damian, the monastery dedicated to St. Gregory and place "in the territory of Rimini, in the village which is called Morciano.
The family of Bennoni
the background of all these situations and events we find the history of the family of Rimini Bennoni.
's father, Benno "venerable son of the late Benno Vitaliano," was an overlord, owner of vast tracts of land.
Armingarda His wife, 'daughter of the late distinguished Sir Tybalt, "he had brought as dowry other estates.
Since their marriage produced three children. Only one, Peter Bennone, survived his father.
Their territories
The territories subject to their control or belonging to them stretched between Rimini, Rimini and the hinterland of the Marches.
Benno Armingarda first and then made donations to Peter Damian, for the monastery of St. Gregory, born in this land belonged to the family of Rimini.
public role
from the documents, we know that both Peter Bennone Benno, his son, were among the citizens noble and important, not only because of their economic importance but also for participation in public life of our city.
When Benno died in 1061, was recalled by Peter Damian in a poem in his memory. Benno it is called "honor of the kingdom, and glory of the Roman family, the father of the country, light of Italy."
Pier Damiani
In the tone of heartfelt exaltation by Peter Damian used to commemorate the deceased friend, there was only gratitude for the donation received, but also (and use the definition of "father of Patria confirms this), the description of the role played by political and civil Benno in Rimini.
father of his country or city was named the representative of the municipal life which was to ensure protection of the City under the dominion of the Roman Church. It was a figure very different from the count who was a delegate or Papal Empire.
just and pious man, strict but sweet with the opponents with the helpless, Benno is given by Peter Damian to kill during a "war", "him, which flourished on the peace," was perhaps the victim of a fight about whose origin can be advanced only a few cases related to the political role played by the same buckets.
Benno, a death sentence
man of faith and defender of the interests of the Church (Peter Damian otherwise would not glorified), while the feudal system was intended to lay a substantial political autonomy and increased the pro-independence town, Benno probably failed to achieve an original synthesis between secular and religious world that could reconcile the interests "particulari" that is, citizens with those of See of Peter. So i may have seen in Rimini Benno a leader who ended up being more representative of the pope (as the Count) and their community. And therefore may have ceased to regard it as an expression of justice and balance in relations between the city and Rome.
in the additive publicly as a traitor, he would have started so write his death sentence. Capacity to run in the same year of the founding of the monastery of San Gregorio, the 1061.
remain many doubts about the figure and work of Benno, as well as remains likely that his story would be a step in the transformation of local reality of the Romagna in the eleventh century.
The violent death of Benno would fit into the series of actions that precede the birth of the town, and witness a series of enzymes that involved the Church, the empire and the reality of the city. [Antonio Montanari, "The Bridge," No 22, June 12, 1983]
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