Traditionally, founded by Count Guido of Casentino
Itta, a member of Count Guido's family, was the first abbess
c. 1144, by eles 4
Saint Gregorio (S. Gargano?) near Bologna / Agnano (needs verification)
many professed nuns
The house had several castles, villas ,courts, ,vinyards, agricultural land, and woods (See "contributor's notes," below)
Little income. In 1253, some action (a takeover?) was attempted by S. Maria Valombrosian, under the auspices of Pope Alexander IV, but was ignored by Abbess Dionisia. The women moved to S. Pancrazio, where they remained until termination date (needs verification)
In 1061, Pope Alexander II granted the house the privilege of using their tithe for the poor and homeless (See "Early Documents," below).
[1] 1039: donation of land to the house.
[2] 1061: Pope Alexander II granted the house the privilege of using their tithe for the poor and homeless.
The Property list sounds like standard boilerplate for property transfers. Is it possible that this description is inaccurate? Likely, considering that they are reported to have had "little" income.