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""" This is an excellent volume, which teems with artisitic insights and valuable information about Santa Maria in Aracoeli and the order's appropriation of this historical site in the centre of Rome. The author is to be warmly congratulated, as are the publishersfor producing such a de luxe book. The volume will be of immense interest to historians of art and students of Franciscan history."" - Michael Robson, St. Edmund's College, Cambridge"

This is an excellent volume, which teems with artisitic insights and valuable information about Santa Maria in Aracoeli and the order's appropriation of this historical site in the centre of Rome. The author is to be warmly congratulated, as are the publishersfor producing such a de luxe book. The volume will be of immense interest to historians of art and students of Franciscan history. - Michael Robson, St. Edmund's College, Cambridge

"" This is an excellent volume, which teems with artisitic insights and valuable information about Santa Maria in Aracoeli and the order's appropriation of this historical site in the centre of Rome. The author is to be warmly congratulated, as are the publishersfor producing such a de luxe book. The volume will be of immense interest to historians of art and students of Franciscan history."" - Michael Robson, St. Edmund's College, Cambridge

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Claudia Bolgia is Senior Lecturer in History of Art at the University of Edinburgh. She has published extensively on medieval Rome and Franciscan Art and Architecture in a range of international peer-reviewed journals. Co-editor, with Rosamond McKitterick and John Osborne, of Rome across Time and Space: Cultural Translation and the Exchange of Ideas, c. 500-1400 (2011), her research has attracted major Fellowships, including Villa I Tatti – The Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies (2009–10), The British School at Rome (2012–14), CASVA – The Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts (2016–17), The Newberry Library (2016–17), and The Leverhulme Trust (2017–18).

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