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	Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its {{Wiki\|Sassetti Chapel\|Sassetti}} chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of [[Francis of Assisi\|Saint Francis]] by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.		Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its {{Wiki\|Sassetti Chapel\|Sassetti}} chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of [[Francis of Assisi\|Saint Francis]] by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.

	Santa Trinita was the mother church of the {{Wiki\|~~Vallumbrosan Order~~\|Vallumbrosan}} order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.		Santa Trinita was the mother church of the {{Wiki\|Vallombrosians\|Vallumbrosan}} order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.

	Despite the beauty of the Santa Trinita frescos, very few Vallumbrosan monks are likely to have ever seen them, on account of the fact that the monks received beatings for going outside their monasteries.		Despite the beauty of the Santa Trinita frescos, very few Vallumbrosan monks are likely to have ever seen them, on account of the fact that the monks received beatings for going outside their monasteries.

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	Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its {{Wiki\|Sassetti Chapel\|Sassetti}} chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of [[Saint Francis]] by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.		Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its {{Wiki\|Sassetti Chapel\|Sassetti}} chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of [[Francis of Assisi\|Saint Francis]] by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.

	Santa Trinita was the mother church of the {{Wiki\|Vallumbrosan Order\|Vallumbrosan}} order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.		Santa Trinita was the mother church of the {{Wiki\|Vallumbrosan Order\|Vallumbrosan}} order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.

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	Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its {{Wiki\|Sassetti Chapel\|Sassetti}} chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of [[Saint Francis]] by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.		Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its {{Wiki\|Sassetti Chapel\|Sassetti}} chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of [[Saint Francis]] by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.

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	Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its Sassetti chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of Saint Francis by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.		Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its {{Wiki\|Sassetti Chapel\|Sassetti}} chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of [[Saint Francis]] by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.

	Santa Trinita was the mother church of the Vallumbrosan order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.		Santa Trinita was the mother church of the {{Wiki\|Vallumbrosan Order\|Vallumbrosan}} order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.

	Despite the beauty of the Santa Trinita frescos, very few Vallumbrosan monks are likely to have ever seen them, on account of the fact that the monks received beatings for going outside their monasteries.		Despite the beauty of the Santa Trinita frescos, very few Vallumbrosan monks are likely to have ever seen them, on account of the fact that the monks received beatings for going outside their monasteries.

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	Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its Sassetti chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of Saint Francis by Domenico Ghirlandaio, a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.		Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its Sassetti chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of Saint Francis by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.

	Santa Trinita was the mother church of the Vallumbrosan order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.		Santa Trinita was the mother church of the Vallumbrosan order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.

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	Constructed over an existing church in 1258, Santa Trinita (Holy Trinity) is known for its Sassetti chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of Saint Francis by Domenico Ghirlandaio, a painter most famous for his brief role as one of ~~Michelangelo’s~~ teachers.		Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its Sassetti chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of Saint Francis by Domenico Ghirlandaio, a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.

	Santa Trinita was the mother church of the Vallumbrosan order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.		Santa Trinita was the mother church of the Vallumbrosan order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.

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Constructed over an existing church in 1258, Santa Trinita (Holy Trinity) is known for its Sassetti chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of Saint Francis by Domenico Ghirlandaio, a painter most famous for his brief role as one of Michelangelo’s teachers.

Santa Trinita was the mother church of the Vallumbrosan order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.

Despite the beauty of the Santa Trinita frescos, very few Vallumbrosan monks are likely to have ever seen them, on account of the fact that the monks received beatings for going outside their monasteries.
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	Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its {{Wiki\|Sassetti Chapel\|Sassetti}} chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of [[Saint Francis]] by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.		Constructed over an existing church in 1258, [[Santa Trinita]] (Holy Trinity) is known for its {{Wiki\|Sassetti Chapel\|Sassetti}} chapel, which is decorated with frescos of the life of [[Francis of Assisi\|Saint Francis]] by [[Domenico Ghirlandaio]], a painter most famous for his brief role as one of [[Michelangelo]]’s teachers.

	Santa Trinita was the mother church of the {{Wiki\|Vallumbrosan Order\|Vallumbrosan}} order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.		Santa Trinita was the mother church of the {{Wiki\|Vallumbrosan Order\|Vallumbrosan}} order of monks, a very serious group that strictly enforced both poverty and silence, for life.