1265, October 18: Clement IV consecrates the church and publishes a bull. Julian II confirmed the monastery's privileges on April 7, 1507.
Took over the direction of S. Maria Maddalena in 1383.
On March 27, 1487, at the request of the nuns, Pope Innocent VIII removed the monastery from the Bishop's supervision and placed it under the protection of the Congrecations of S. Giustina, later called "Cassinese."
Benvenuta di Cilino of Assisi left 4 solidos to the community in 1248. Another donor conceded one stone for the church altar in 1296. The community received alms in both 1461, then later in 1481 to repair structural damages.
In 1399 they were given the goods of Monte Tezio, together with workers and animals.
Serie di Vescovi di Perugia dell'anno di Cristo CLXXI a tutto l'anno MDCCLXXXV, p. 80;
Memorie storiche del Monastero di S. Pietro in Perugia, part 2, p. 165;
Indice degli annali ecclesiastiche perugini tratto dalla Cancelleria Decemvirale, pp. 385, 405, 439, 445, 451-2, 506;
Répertoire topo-bibliographique des abbayes et prieurés, c. 2254;
Santa Caterina di Perugia, pp. 233-62 and 237-62;
Monasteri sotto la regola benedettina a Perugia e dintorni, pp. 236-38;
Memoriarum diversarum ecclesiarum P.S.A., P.S.S., P.S.P.P.S., civitate Perugiae, p. 333;
Catalogus Monasteriorum OSB (15th ed.)
