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Saint Amico/Sant'Amig is the patron saint of San Pietro Avellana. He was an Italian monk who worked in the Apennine region of Southcentral Italy (al confine coll'Abruzzo e Molise), most known for the story of the wolf (il lupo) who slayed the donkey ('u ciuccio) and was cursed; forced to serve Sant'Amico as a "ciuccio" for the rest of his life, carrying chopped wood from the church to the monastery.

The town was originally a religious settlement Volana, named in honor of Saint Peter. This predates modern Italy, and the Renaissance.

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