Jacques Dalarun - A Female Apostle in Medieval Italy: The Life of Clare of Rimini

1254:

Inquisition in the Romagna is entrusted to the Franciscans

1255:

Canonization of Clare of Assisi

1257:

Santa Maria in Trivio becomes the church of the Franciscans of Rimini, taking the name San Francesco

1259:

Inquisition in the Romagna is divided between two Franciscan inquisitors, one in Faenza and one in Rimini

c. 1260:

Birth of Clare of Rimini, daughter of Chiarello of Piero of Zacheo and his wife, Gaudiana

12821288:

Malatesta of Verucchio is podest of Rimini

c. 1282:

Execution of Clares father and brother

1288:

Malatesta of Verucchio is driven out of Rimini by the Ghibelline party

12881306:

The Clarissan nuns of Begno take refuge in Rimini

1290:

Malatesta of Verucchio reclaims power in Rimini

12941303:

Pontificate of Boniface VIII

1295:

Malatesta of Verucchio solidifies his power in Rimini

c. 1295:

Clares surviving brother is exiled to Urbino; Clare joins him there

12991300:

Creation of a lay tribunal to assist the inquisitor in Rimini

1300:

Creation of a compilation for inquisitors using documents related to Rimini

1300:

Gherardo Segarelli is burned at Parma

13031305:

Dantes On Vernacular Eloquence

1305:

Death of Santuccia Carabotti of Gubbio

13051314:

Pontificate of Clement V

13061308:

Legation of Cardinal Napoleone Orsini in northern Italy

c. 1306:

Napoleone Orsini, passing through Rimini, meets Clare and gives her permission to have a cleric recite the office

1307:

Fra Dolcino and his companion Margherita are burned at Vercelli

c. 1307:

Dante begins The Divine Comedy

1308:

Earthquake at Rimini

13081319:

Frescoes at SantAgostino of Rimini are painted

1309:

Clement V settles the papacy at Avignon

1312:

Death of Malatesta of Verucchio

13121317:

Malatestino dellOcchio governs Rimini

1314:

Dino of the Rossi family, Clares relative, is podest of Padua

13161334:

Pontificate of John XXII

1317:

John XXII condemns the Fraticelli

13171326:

Ferrantino and Pandolfo Malatesta govern Rimini

1318:

General chapter of the Order of the Augustinian Hermits meets at Rimini

13201321:

Dante completes The Divine Comedy

1321:

Death of Dante in Ravenna

1322:

Mention of the church of Sister Clare in a manuscript copied at Rimini for Ferrantino Malatesta

1323:

John XXII condemns the idea of the absolute poverty of Christ and the apostles

13231324:

Bernard Gui finishes his Practice of the Inquisition

13231328:

Girolamo Fisici is bishop of Rimini

13241329:

The Life of the Blessed Clare of Rimini is written. Death of Clare of Rimini.

1329:

First known testament that includes a bequest to the sisters of Sister Clare of Rimini

c. 1330:

Zanchino Ugolini writes his Treatise on the Material of Heretics

c. 1330:

First triptych created in honor of Clare of Rimini

1334:

Zanchino Ugolini participates in the revision of the communal statutes of Rimini

13351350:

Second triptych created in honor of Clare of Rimini

14501500:

Unique manuscript of The Life of the Blessed Clare of Rimini is copied

1522:

Santa Maria degli Angeli becomes a house of the Order of St. Clare

1751:

Cure of Sister Maria Vittoria at Santa Maria degli Angeli

1755:

Publication in Rome of Giuseppe Garampis Memorie ecclesiastiche appartenenti allistoria e al culto della B. Chiara di Rimini

17821784:

Beatification process for Clare of Rimini

1785:

Clare of Rimini proclaimed beatified by Pope Pius VI

1810:

Santa Maria degli Angeli is destroyed

c. 1943:

Clare of Riminis remains are moved to the church of Corpol