VITALE DI ANTIOCHIA

VITALE di ANTIOCHIA: V. APOLLINARE DI LAODICEA
VITALE di ANTIOCHIA: V. APOLLINARE DI LAODICEA

VITALE, abbot of SANKT PETER and bishop of SALISBURG, saint. Marble red tomb slab of St. V., work of Master Hans (1497) - Salzburg, abbey church of Sankt Peter, may also be a preparatory phase of reproduction, as, for example, with sporulation. The cyst forms with the elimination of water (which is a general phenomenon of V. l.) and with the formation of protective coverings of various nature. The resistance of cysts is remarkable: for example, the cysts of Artemia salina resume development in the dry state after about fifteen years. In them, enzymatic systems remain efficient (Urbani).

BIBL.: B. Monterosso, L'analbosi dei Cirripedi e il problema della V. l., in Arch. zool. it., 19 (1933), much bibl.; E. Urbani-L. Rognone-S. Russo, Osserv. sulla V. l., in Rend. Acc. naz. Lincei, 13 (1952), with bibl. Alberto Stefanelli

VITALE, abbot of SANKT PETER and bishop of SALISBURG, saint. Marble red tomb slab of St. V., work of Master Hans (1497) — Salisbury, abbatial church of Sankt Peter — may also be a preparatory stage of reproduction, as, for example, with sporulation. The cyst forms with the elimination of water (which is a general phenomenon of V. l.) and with the formation of protective coverings of varied nature. The resistance of cysts is most remarkable: for example, cysts of Artemia salina resume development in the dry state after about fifteen years. In them, enzymatic systems remain efficient (Urbani).

BIBL.: B. Monterosso, L'analbosi dei Cirripedi e il problema della V. l., in Arch. zool. it., 19 (1933), molta bibl.; E. Urbani-L. Rognone-S. Russo, Osserv. sulla V. l., in Rend. Acc. naz. Lincei, 13 (1952), con bibl. Alberto Stefanelli

VITALE of ANTIOCH: V. APOLLINARE of LAODICEA

VITALE, abbot of SANKT PETER and bishop of SALISBURG, saint. Marble red tomb slab of St. V., work of Master Hans (1497) — Salisbury, abbatial church of Sankt Peter — may also be a preparatory stage of reproduction, as, for example, with sporulation. The cyst forms with the elimination of water (which is a general phenomenon of V. l.) and with the formation of protective coverings of varied nature. The resistance of cysts is most remarkable: for example, cysts of Artemia salina resume development in the dry state after about fifteen years. In them, enzymatic systems remain efficient (Urbani).

BIBL.: B. Monterosso, L'analbosi dei Cirripedi e il problema della V. l., in Arch. zool. it., 19 (1933), molta bibl.; E. Urbani-L. Rognone-S. Russo, Osserv. sulla V. l., in Rend. Acc. naz. Lincei, 13 (1952), con bibl. Alberto Stefanelli

VITALE of ANTIOCH: V. APOLLINARE of LAODICEA

VITALE, abbot of SANKT PETER and bishop of SALISBURG, saint. Marble red tomb slab of St. V., work of Master Hans (1497) — Salisbury, abbatial church of Sankt Peter — may also be a preparatory stage of reproduction, as, for example, with sporulation. The cyst forms with the elimination of water (which is a general phenomenon of V. l.) and with the formation of protective coverings of varied nature. The resistance of cysts is most remarkable: for example, cysts of Artemia salina resume development in the dry state after about fifteen years. In them, enzymatic systems remain efficient (Urbani).

BIBL.: B. Monterosso, L'analbosi dei Cirripedi e il problema della V. l., in Arch. zool. it., 19 (1933), molta bibl.; E. Urbani-L. Rognone-S. Russo, Osserv. sulla V. l., in Rend. Acc. naz. Lincei, 13 (1952), con bibl. Alberto Stefanelli

VITALE of ANTIOCH: V. APOLLINARE of LAODICEA

VITALE, abbot of SANKT PETER and bishop of SALISBURG, saint. Marble red tombstone of St. V., work of Master Hans (1497) - Salisbury, abbey church of Sankt Peter. It can also be a preparatory phase of reproduction, as, for example, with sporulation. The cyst forms with the elimination of water (which is a general phenomenon of V. l.) and with the formation of protective coverings of various kinds. The resistance of cysts is remarkable: for example, the cysts of Artemia salina resume development from the dry state after about fifteen years. In them, enzymatic systems remain efficient (Urbani).

BIBL.: B. Monterosso, L'analbosi dei Cirripedi e il problema della V. l., in Arch. zool. it., 19 (1933), much bibl.; E. Urbani-L. Rognone-S. Russo, Osserv. sulla V. l., in Rend. Acc. naz. Lincei, 13 (1952), with bibl. Alberto Stefanelli

VITALE of ANTIOCH: V. APOLLINARE of LAODICEA

of Ravenna and of the church (now discovered) of St. Valeria outside Porta Vercellese in Milan.

According to an ancient tradition, based on a pseudo-Ambrose letter of the 5th century (BHL, 3514) and documented for the 6th century by Venantius Fortunatus (Vita s. Martini, IV, 680-85) and by the Hieronymian Martyrology (on June 18 and 19), they would be the parents of the Milanese martyrs Gervasio and Protasio and would themselves have been martyred, one in Ravenna for having encouraged St. Ursicino during his torture, and the other during her return from Ravenna to Milan. On the other hand, G. B. De Rossi believes that the Milanese church is simply a memorial cell of the gens Valeria (several funerary inscriptions of which have been found in the area), while for Vitale of Ravenna it is believed to be the namesake Bolognese martyr, there being no traces of a tomb under the Basilica and Pier Crisologo (Serm., 128) excluding the existence of other Ravenna martyrs besides St. Apollinare. The feast of V. and V. is celebrated on April 28, the date of the consecration of the Ravenna Basilica (Lanzoni) or of that of the Titulus Vestinae in Rome (Delehaye).

BIBL.: F. Savio, Due lettere falsamente attribuite a s. Ambrogio, in Nuovo bull. d'arch. crist., 3 (1897), pp. 153-77; Lanzoni, pp. 725-31, 1005-1006; H. Delehaye, Trois dates du Calendrier romain, in Anal. Boll., 46 (1928), pp. 50-67. Giovanni Lucchesi