The brothers of the Order of the Servants of Mary came to Bologna from Florence and in 1233 they settled at Borgo San P'etro. Here the stench woke up the church, in which they roamed and practiced until 1345, when Taddeo Pepoli, lord of Bologna, having presented them with a great plot of land, where the chapel stood. On the first leaf fall of the same fate, the servitudes passed from the new Volodinnya, and from the first core, a new monastery and a new church were born. Santa Maria de Servi Bula was consecrated under the name of Navita della Virgina, perhaps thirty years later: there are three naves, a square plan and even more compact.→