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Padua, its Arena and the Arena Chapel: A Liturgical Ensemble

Although many processions took place in medieval Padua, the leading participation of the commune probably made the procession on Annunciation Day among the most magnificent and popular.2 It is documented by various written sources and, in quasi-official form, by the repeatedly part-copied, part-modified Podestà Statute of Padua. The oldest preserved text version of the decree on the procession dates to Podestà Matteo Quirini's time in office (1277-78; see the Appendix, text 1). A new formulation under Podestà Ongaro degli Oddi (1298-99) is preserved in a reworking