Had its origin as a monastery of "pentute" ("pentube"?) or "convertitie." Had a coat of amrs with a white cow and a closed book of evangel over it.
On 30 Sept, 1408, Bishop Giovanni of Camerino transferred the monastery to the city and had it incorporated by the monastery of S. Salvatore (still extant).
Had 5 praedicators who acted as preachers of S. Lucia (earlier called "dominici"). In 1371 their procurator was Domenico di Gilia da Fabriano.
In 1587, 4 of the nuns left S. Luca (S. Salvatore?) to found the monastery of S. Benevento of Osimo.
In the church (S. Lucia Novella) there are two marble epigraphs to the sisters mona Laura Ricci de Monte Carotto and Constante Maria Ciappi from Fabriano
Sassi, R. __Le pergamene dell'Archivio Domenicano di S. Lucia in Fabriano.__ Ancona: 1935.
Notizie storiche del Monastero di S. Margherita in Fabriano, p. 245.
"Fabriano: S. Luca." In __Attualite benedittine,__ p. 24.