Balbina, niece of Clare of Assisi, moved from her home at the monastery of Arezzo to become abbess of Vallegloria from 1220 until her death in 1240.
[1] July 27, 1232: Gregory IX gives S. Maria half the possessions taken from S. Silvestro of Subiaso, with rights of alienation; [2] July 23, 1244: Innocent IV confirms an earlier purchase (under Gregory IX) of properties from Fraiapiano; [3] January 20, 1255: Alexander IV wrote that the oblates of the order must observe the same rules; [4] April 15, 1258: writes that they [oblates?] cannot be restricted, and must take new sisters.
In 1232, Pope Gregory IX gave the community of S. Sylvester jointly to S. Maria Vallegloria and to S. Maria (Spoleto).
S. Giacomo e S. Margherita on June 17, 1464, due to lack of new entrants. On April 29, 1772, the property was acquired by Spoleto.
S. Giacomo e S. Margherita in the 13th century, S. Maria del Paradiso in the 14th century
Bullarium Franciscanum Romanorum Pontificum, cit. I, Innocentii IV, n. 61, p. 354; cit I, Greg. IX, n. 72, p. 81 and n. 880, p. 259; cit II, Roma, 1261, Alexander IV, n. 107.
Le clarisse di Vallegloria a Spello, pp. 165-170 (see also vol. 10, pp. 135-136);
Inventario dell'archivio del Duomo di Foligno, p. 188 ff.;
L'antico monastero di Vallegloria, con appendice di documenti, pp. 31-33, 69-72, and notes LVII and LX;
Monasteri Benedettini in Umbria tra VIII e XI secolo nella storiografia di Lodovico Jacobilli, p. 285;
Le clarisse a Foligno nel secolo XIII, p. 349, n. 4;
Incarcerate e recluse in Umbria nei secoli XIII e XIV: un bizzocaggio centro-italiano, p. 91, n. 11;
Le chiese della diocesi spoletina nel XIV secolo, pp. 209-210
