Le glorie del primo secolo
documents the celebrations held by the Compagnia della Santissima Spina (Company of the Most Holy Thorn) in Fermo, Italy, on May 31, 1676. This volume offers a detailed account of the religious festival, providing insights into the cultural and religious practices of the 17th century. Authored by Confraternita della Santissima Spina and Andrea de Monti, the book commemorates the venerable Company's activities and their significance within the illustrissima città di Fermo.
This historical record provides valuable perspectives on Italian religious life, confraternities, and local traditions during the Baroque period. It is a rich resource for scholars interested in religious history, Italian culture, and the social organizations that shaped early modern Europe. The book offers a glimpse into the spiritual and communal life of Fermo through the lens of a significant religious event.
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