"We can't be certain but it is possible that a person of high-profile such as Pope Innocent IV gifted the tent." Historical ...

A 13th-century fresco rediscovered in Ferrara, Italy, provides unique evidence of medieval churches using Islamic tents to ...

The setup story had 13th century Pope Innocent IV in the lead, probably a first for the AP. It was able to quote from a letter that Mongolia’s ruler Guyuk Khan sent Innocent in 1246, essentially ...

Century Christian Fresco Covered by Islamic 'Altar Tent' Discovered, May Have Been a Trophy Seized From Battle Islam and ...

Antonio in Polesine, Ferrara, depicting a luxurious blue and gold Islamic tent which may have been a gift from no less than Pope Innocent IV. The tent itself likely hung over the altar - perhaps a ...

IT was most likely in the lecture halls of the University of Paris that St Albert the Great first took St Thomas Aquinas ...

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Gigante's research, published today in The Burlington Magazine, also suggests that a high-profile figure such as Pope Innocent IV -- who gifted several precious textiles to the Benedictine convent ...

Francis noted that he was giving the president an authenticated copy of the letter that the then-ruler of the Mongol Empire, Guyuk Khan, wrote to Pope Innocent IV in 1246 after the pontiff sent ...

Sixtus IV also had a taste for nepotism, as did many other popes: He made six of his nephews cardinals. On the bright side, he did commission the Sistine Chapel. Innocent VII, who became pope in ...

A 13th-century fresco rediscovered in Ferrara, Italy, provides unique evidence of medieval churches using Islamic tents to conceal their high altars ...

"We can't be certain but it is possible that a person of high-profile such as Pope Innocent IV gifted the tent." Historical records support this possibility. In 1255, Pope Innocent IV sent ...