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Italiano: L'abbazia di Santa Giustina fu fondata nel 722 per volontà del re dei Longobardi Liutprando in occasione del suo viaggio a Pavia per la traslazione del corpo di Sant'Agostino.
Il monastero e il territorio rientravano fin dall'epoca longobarda nel grande feudo reale ed imperiale monastico dell'abbazia di San Colombano in Bobbio, in provincia di Piacenza, e che dipendeva quindi in ultima istanza dalla Santa Sede[4][5][6][7]. Ampliata nel 1033 dal marchese di Sezzadio, Oberto, raggiunse il massimo splendore tra il XII e XIII secolo, rimanendo in possesso dei benedettini fino al 1474. In seguito passò agli abati di Sant'Ambrogio di Milano, che vi installarono una comunità di oblati. Nel 1810 un decreto napoleonico in attuazione della soppressione degli ordini religiosi pose fine alla fondazione monastica (fonte wikipedia) .English: The abbey of Santa Giustina was founded in 722 by the will of the king of the Lombards Liutprando on the occasion of his trip to Pavia for the translation of the body of Sant'Agostino.
The monastery and the territory were part of the great royal and imperial monastic fiefdom of the abbey of San Colombano in Bobbio, in the province of Piacenza, since the Lombard era, and which therefore ultimately depended on the Holy See [4] [5] [6 ] [7]. Enlarged in 1033 by the Marquis of Sezzadio, Oberto, it reached its peak between the 12th and 13th centuries, remaining in the possession of the Benedictines until 1474. Later it passed to the abbots of Sant'Ambrogio di Milano, who installed a community of oblates. In 1810 a Napoleonic decree implementing the suppression of religious orders put an end to the monastic foundation (source wikipedia)
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