Talk:Santa Sabina

Honorius III Savelli
The text seems very confused, especially when compared with the Wikipedia article on Honorius III, to which it is linked. The article on Honorius III says he was a member of the Savelli family; his name was Cencio Savelli. Honorius IV was Giacomo Savelli; he took the name Honorius in honor of his illustrious relative. Some material needs to be deleted, and some rewritten. The Savelli did not "own" Santa Sabina, but they had a large compound of several palaces on the Aventine. A pope has the right to assign a Roman church to one or another religious order or Chapter of Canons to use and provide services in. A Savelli pope assigned Santa Sabina to the Dominicans, a brand-new religious order that needed an outlet in the Eternal City.

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