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Hermitage of Madonna di Coccia
Eremo della Madonna di Coccia
View of the hermitage
Religion
Affiliation	Roman Catholic
Province	Province of L'Aquila
Region	Abruzzo
Location
Municipality	Campo di Giove
State	Italy

Eremo della Madonna di Coccia ( Italian for Hermitage of Madonna di Coccia) is an hermitage located in Campo di Giove, Province of L'Aquila ( Abruzzo, Italy). ^[1]

History

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Architecture

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References

• Micati, Edoardo (2000). "Madonna di Coccia, Campo di Giove (AQ)". Eremi d'Abruzzo. Guida ai luoghi di culto rupestri (in Italian). Pescara: Carsa Edizioni. pp. 54–55. ISBN  88-85854-74-5.

External links

• "Chiesa della Madonna di Coccia" (in Italian). Regione Abruzzo. Retrieved 22 May 2016.

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