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o Christianity by a youngstone-cutter from Dalmatia, afterward known as SanMarino, to whom she gave the isolated crag as a saferefuge wherein the holy man could continue unmolestedhis religious devotions at the time of the persecutionof the Christians under Diocletian in 366 a.d. Whetherthe legend… … o \ AND COUNTRY SEATS in the fifteenth century its territory was extended toinclude a part of the surrounding plain and the castlesof Faetano, Fiorentino, Montegiardino and Serravalle,through an alliance with the Piccolomini Pope, Pius II,and Alphonso of Aragon, King of Naples, against…
