| CATHOLIC CHURCHES (SEVILLE) p 7 |
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| Church of Santa Marina (S. XIV) |
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| This temple is considered like one of oldest of Seville. Two of their lateral chapels can be dated around 1265, by tiles found in both, that they correspond to such dates. The temple was dedicated to Santa Marina, medieval santa on whom ran several diverse legend; one of them makes daughter of a widower who enters a monastery without wanting to come off itself his daughter, to that disguises of man. |
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| Church of San Luis (S. XVIII) |
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| Their works began in 1699 and were blessed by Salcedo archbishop and Azcona in 1731, just in the call “Real Lustrum”, that Felipe V and the cut happened in Seville. Located in that outside house of Mr. Enríquez of Shore, the land for its construction was yielded gratuitously by Dª Lucia de Medina to the company of Jesus for the construction of noviciado, with the condition of which the temple devoted San Luis, King of France, and that it was buried in the Greater Chapel. |
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| Church of the Trinidad (S. XVII) |
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It goes up to around Capuchinos
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| Church of the Divine Shepherd (convent Capuchinos parents) |
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It goes up to around Capuchinos
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| Church of San Hermenegildo |
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It goes up to around Capuchinos
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| Church of San Julian (S. XIV) |
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| Church of Jesus of the Health (the Gypsys) |
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