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Italiano: Il primo cenobio dedicato a Sant'Andrea, principe degli apostoli venne fondato tra il 1100 e il 1200 dagli abitanti della piana in fuga dalle incursioni saracene. Subi diversi rimaneggiamenti nell'arco dei secoli e la prima menzione parrocchiale fa risalire la sua seconda fondazione al 1600, in seguito fu completamente distrutta dal sisma del 1783. Ricostruita in base al progetto di Sintes, venne ridimensionata in quanto il disegno originario di ispirazione Barozziana apparve eccessivo per la disponibilità della comunità. Si prevedevano infatti una facciata in stile classico su tre livelli, dorico, ionico e corinzio, il tutto sormontato da timpano e relativo cornicione. Il terzo livello venne eliminato negli anni 50 a causa dei danni provocati nel sisma del 1905. Gli interni conservano diversi altari realizzati in marmi policromi e una fonte battesimale raffigurante il Cristo, nonché alcune tele tardo ottocentesche.
English: The first cenoby dedicated to Saint Andrew, was founded between 1100 and 1200 by the people of Lacconia fleeing from the Saracen invasions. Underwent several alterations over the centuries and the first parish mention dates its second foundation to 1600, was later completely destroyed by the earthquake of 1783. Rebuilt according to the project of Sintes, was resized as the original design inspirated by Barozzi that appeared excessive for the availability of the community. There was a classical style facade on three levels, Doric, Ionic and Corinthian, all surmounted by a tympanum and relative frame. The third level was eliminated in the 50s because of the damage caused by the earthquake of 1905. The interior preserves several altars made of polychrome marble and a baptismal font depicting Christ, as well as some late nineteenth-century paintings.
This is a photo of a monument which is part of cultural heritage of Italy. This monument participates in the contest Wiki Loves Monuments Italia 2018. See authorisations.
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Camera location38° 49′ 27.8″ N, 16° 18′ 39.28″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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