 | Isaac Taylor - 1812 - 774 pages
...Anjou coming to Naples, the archbishop brought out the head and blood of this martyr. The continuator of the Chronicle of Maraldus says the same was done...arrival of king Roger, who venerated these relics in 1 140. Falco of Benevento relates the same thing. From several circumstances this miracle is traced... | |
 | Alban Butler - 1845 - 404 pages
...Anjou coming to Naples, the archbishop brought out the head and blood of this martyr. The continuator of the chronicle of Maraldus says the same was done...to have regularly happened on the annual feast of StJanuarius, and on that of the translation of his relics, from the time of that translation, about... | |
 | Alban Butler - 1857 - 1074 pages
...Anjou, coming to Naples, the archbishop brought out the head and blood of this martyr. The continuator of the chronicle of Maraldus says the same was done upon the : arrival of King Roger, who venerated j these relics, in 1140. Falco of Benevento relates the same thing. From several circumstances this... | |
 | Alban Butler - 1866 - 408 pages
...Anjou coming to Naples, the archbishop brought out the head and blood of this martyr. The continuator of the chronicle of Maraldus says the same was done upon the arrival of King Eoger, who venerated these relics, in 1140. Falco of Benevento relates the same thing. From several... | |
 | Thomas Norton Harper - 1877 - 276 pages
...Anjou, coming to Naples, the archbishop brought out the head and blood of this martyr. The continuator of the Chronicle of Maraldus says the same was done...to have regularly happened on the annual feast of St. Januarius, and on that of the translation of his relics, from the time of that translation, about... | |
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Cato, an eminent physician of Salerno, and others mention it in the same century. Almost two hundred years before that epoch historians take notice that King Charles I. of Anjou, coming to Naples, the archbishop brought out the head and blood of this... 