Sulmona

Chambers's Encyclopaedia, Volume 9: Bound to Swansea, p. 794

Sulmona, or SOLMONA, a city of Italy, 80 miles by rail E. of Rome. It stands 1575 feet above sea-level, has a cathedral (1119), and paper and fulling mills. Here were born Ovid and Pope Innocent VII. On a mountain close by stood until 1870 the 'mother monastery' of the Celestines (q.v.). Pop. 14,171.

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