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Italiano: L'ex Cattedrale di San Pietro di Sorres è una chiesa della Sardegna in stile romanico. Il tempio, monumento nazionale dal 1894, si trova su un colle di origine vulcanica in territorio del comune di Borutta piccolo centro del Meilogu, in provincia di Sassari.
Edificata tra il XII e il XIII secolo, fu cattedrale della non più esistente diocesi di Sorres fino al 1503. Dal 1950 la chiesa e l'attiguo monastero ospitano una comunità di monaci benedettini. |
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