The Rose of Balarm

The Rose of Balarm
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Publisher : Strategic Book Publishing & Rights Agency
Total Pages : 194
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ISBN-10 : 9781682356012
ISBN-13 : 1682356019
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Book Synopsis The Rose of Balarm by : Nigel Patten

Download or read book The Rose of Balarm written by Nigel Patten and published by Strategic Book Publishing & Rights Agency. This book was released on 2022-04-15 with total page 194 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This intriguing transformation turns a legend into a person of history. The patron saint of Palermo, Italy (romanized as Balarm) is Santa Rosalia Sinibaldi. There’s no documented proof of her existence, so this historical tale imagines how Rosalia (Rusùlia in the book) may have lived, from her birth in 1130 to her death in 1165. The daughter of a Lombard count and a Norman noblewoman, she was also a distant cousin of King Roger II (Rujari). Educated in the Norman palace of Qasr, Rusùlia was given in marriage by the king at age fourteen to the French Count Baudouin. Rusùlia took refuge in a Basilian monastery to avoid the marriage. She then fled to her family estates and lived partly in a cave. Years later, she was forced to return to Balarm and became one of Queen Margaret’s ladies. Known for performing minor “miracles,” Rusùlia fled once more to live in another cave under Mount Pellegrino, where she lived until her death. In 1642 during the plague in Balarm, her bones were discovered, taken down the mountain, and paraded round the city. Three days later, the plague disappeared.


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