Antrodoco

Title

Antrodoco

Also Known As

Abbazia SS. Quirico e Giulitta, de Deusa, de Introduco, de Micigliano, Drusa, Inthretoco, S. Kiricus de Valle, San Quirico, Vallis Lucis

Dates

Founded by 980s; Premonstratensian from ca. 1215; dissolved 1808

Dedication

Julietta; Quiricus

Affiliation

Prémontré

Medieval Diocese

Rieti

Circary

Rome

History

Originally a Benedictine house, in 1215, the community at Antrodoco joined the Premonstratensian Order through the influence of Innocent III. It became a commendatory abbey in the 15th century, and was dissolved in the early 19th century.

The former monastic complex is today a hotel.

Heads of Community

Abbots

Gaufridus, 1215-?
Gervasius, fl. ca. 1220
Simon, fl. 1285
Ricardus, fl. 1321
Pier Antonio, fl. 1432
Amico Angifilo della Rocca, fl. 1467

Status

Abbey

Bibliography

Fortini, Patrizia, and Orfeo Orfei. Abbazia di SS. Quirico e Giulitta nella diocesi reatina : note e documentazioni preliminari. Quaderni didattici 1. Rome: S.n., 1995.
Ruggeri, Adriano. “Due documenti ritrovati: i privilegi di Celestino III (1195) e di Onorio III (1216) in favore dell’abbazia dei SS. Quirico Giulitta di Micigliano (Rieti).” Rivista storica del Lazio 4 (1996): 3–24.

Image Credit

Abbey exterior, 2020. Wikimedia.

Last Updated

Oct. 2026.

Files

Collection

Rome

Citation

“Antrodoco,” A Premonstratensian Atlas, accessed October 16, 2026, https://yvonneseale.org/atlas/items/show/426.

Geolocation

Item Relations

This Item DependentOn Item: Prémontré