And so the City of Atina, until, at the end of the 5th century, the citizens, who had been scattered here and there, gathered together and rebuilt the city from the ground up: In the time of Emperor Leo, the citizens of Atina, returning after the destruction wrought by Emperor Arcadius, rebuilt the same city (Ibid.).
The other two ruins were similar to the previous one: Atina, provided by Duke of Benevento Zottone in 587 and 630. Such was the massacre of the citizens in the latter year that not even the Bishop of Luogo Felice himself was spared (ibid.). Atina soon set about recovering from the damage, for in 626 she was sent the Bishop Gaudentius from Pope Honorius. Here is Atina under the Duke of Benevento. In 723, he was Gisulfo son of Liutprand, King of the Lombards, following whose death in 758, his successor Arechi he acquired the title of Prince. In 900, the Duchy of Benevento having united with that of Capua, Atina followed suit. But in 1010, records show that under the rule of the’ The Counts of Marsi (19). Then, in 1994, he moved to the one at The Dukes of Aquino (2o).
The year 1191 Emperor Arrigo VI After setting Arce alight, he marched on Atina to bring it under his control, which he indeed succeeded in doing. But he had barely left there when, due to the diseases that were ravaging his army, Riccardo, Count of Carinola In the name of his monarch, he recaptured this city and other territories conquered by Henry.
(g) There is no doubt that Atina was once a bishopric. Indeed, reference is made to the time of the first Bishop San Marco Galileo ever since the time of Saint Peter, as recorded in the Roman Martyrology for 28 April. It is also certain that it remained there for centuries, until Pope Innocent III It was abolished and reduced to a provostship. Baudrand; or roughly the time it takes to Eugene III, according to the’Ughelli Italian: Sacr. Finally, in 1698, it was declared a commendam in the bishopric of Aquino. Tauleri Historical Museum of Athens. However, on 28 September 1790, it was declared to be under Royal Patronage.
