Nereo e Achilleo (Italian Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Nereo e Achilleo" in Italian language version.

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Angela Ambrogetti, «Il "Patto delle catacombe" alla prova della storia» (ACIstampa 15 novembre 2015)

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Henri Quentin, Les martyrologes historiques du Moyen-Âge (Paris 1908), p. 687
Calendarium Romanum (Typis Polyglottis Vaticanis 1969), p. 123

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Martyrologe d'Adon, 19 recto

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Jean Éracle, Une grande dame de l'ancienne Rome: Flavia Domitilla, petite fille de Vespasien in Échos de Saint-Maurice, 1964, vol. 62, p. 130

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Dennis Trout, "From the elogia of Damasus to the Acta of the gesta martyrum: restaging Roman history" em Brita Alroth e Charlotte Scheffer, Attitudes towards the Past in Antiquity Creating Identities (Stockholm University 2014), p. 314 ISBN 978-91-87235-47-4 : "Nereus and Achilleus first appear in a Damasan elogium, this one installed in their suburban shrine in the Catacomb of Domitilla near the Via Ardeatina. Damasus' eight inscribed hexameters advertised the pair as soldiers reluctantly performing their cruel duties until, suddenly converted, they tossed aside their shields and bloody weapons, joyously preferring to carry the "triumphs of Christ." By the time their acta and passio were composed, however, Nereus and Achilleus had assumed a radically different guise, partially in response to the pressure exercised by other holy tombs in the vicinity of their own."

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S. Damasi PP. I Epigrammata, VII

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J.H. Crehan, "Nereus et Acilleus, natione Germani?" in The Journal of Theological Studies, vol. 37, no. 147 (luglio 1936), p. 254

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Martyrologium≤vel=2&domain=&lang=1&links=1&inframe=1&hide_apparatus=1 Hieronymus, Martyrologium

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Parrocchia dei Santi Martiri Nereo e Achilleo (Milano)

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Johann Peter Kirsch, "Sts. Nereus and Achilleus, Domitilla and Pancratius" in The Catholic Encyclopedia (Robert Appleton Company 1911)

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Decreto Victoriam paschalem con il quale si promulga l'edizione tipica latina del Martyrologium Romanum riformato secondo le disposizioni del Concilio Vaticano II, 29 giugno 2001 Archiviato il 26 agosto 2016 in Internet Archive.

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Santi e beati

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Pio Franchi de' Cavalieri, "Nereo e Achilleo, santi" in Enciclopedia Italiana (1934)

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Lewis and Short, A Latin Dictionary: valet de chambre

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Rebecca Leigh Littlechilds, The epitaphs of Damasus and the transferable value of persecution for the Christian community of Rome in the fourth century A.D. (University of Saskatchewan 2008), p. 80

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Decreto Victoriam paschalem con il quale si promulga l'edizione tipica latina del Martyrologium Romanum riformato secondo le disposizioni del Concilio Vaticano II, 29 giugno 2001 Archiviato il 26 agosto 2016 in Internet Archive.
Le catacombe di Domitilla (PDF), su domitilla.info. URL consultato il 26 ottobre 2016 (archiviato dall'url originale il 20 ottobre 2016).