| The building is located in historic centre. Perhaps the early Christian age, is cited in a document dated 1087. It was restored and modified in the sixteenth century and the Baroque period. He is in the shape of a Latin cross.
On the front there are perhaps some elements of Roman or medieval: the portal, the mullioned window and two friezes. There are also two small gables canopy of the Baroque period. On the left side of the church there are two doors and an ornate lintel Roman (I-II century AD). The small apse is decorated with thin pillars and small arches.
Inside there are eight columns of marble and stone, with rough-hewn capitals; two half columns, The first is of the third century AD, the other of the second century AD. The vault and the central dome date the sixteenth century. More ancient, early Christian, perhaps, are the barrel vault of the transept and the vault of the sacristy, with stubby columns.
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