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Admont |
S. Blasius, Virgin Mary |
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1074 |
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Angers |
Virgin Mary |
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1028 (July 14) |
1789 (needs verification) |
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Albaron |
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1238 |
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Monasternenagh |
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Andecy |
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circa 1131 |
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Amour Dieu (l') |
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1232 |
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Amilly |
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1240 (circa) |
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Amiens |
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575 or earlier |
900-999 (10th century); refounded for secular canons in 1073 |
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Las Huelgas |
Santa María la Real |
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1187, January 2 |
Still extant |
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Almeneches |
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600 (circa). Refounded: 1066. |
900-999 (10th century)? |
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Alix |
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1285 or earlier |
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Aachen-Burtscheid |
S. Nicholaus, S. John the Baptist |
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1220 (female) |
1803 |
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Ales |
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1200-1299 (13th century). Refounded: Two communities of monastic women (Cistercians and Claires?) united in one urban convent in the 14th century. |
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Abbaye-aux-Bois |
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1202. Refounded: 16th century relocation to Paris. |
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Anizy-le-Chateau |
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900-999 (10th century) |
1265 |
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Heiningen |
S. Mary, S. Peter and S. Paul |
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993-1002 (circa) |
1810 |
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S. Galgano |
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1290 |
1412 (See "Incorporated By," below) The community became the College of Arte della Lana, then later a tannery in 1792. |
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Holzen |
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1150 (circa) |
1802 |
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Oberschönenfeld |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1200 (circa); some time between 1186-1248 |
1803; reestablished in 1836- continues |
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Escherde |
Mary (1236); John the Baptist and John the Apostle (1262) |
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1203 |
1625; reestablished 1652. The convent was finally dissolved in 1810. |
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Kecharitomene |
Mother of God Kecharitomene, "Full of Grace" |
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1000-1104 |
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S. Angelo di Panzo |
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1233 or earlier |
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Maria Medingen |
Ascension of Mary (Maria Himmelfahrt) |
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1246 |
1542-1615 (female); 1803 (final dissolution) |
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Aschersleben |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1267 (circa) |
1525 (circa) |
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Eve |
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1292 |
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S. Maria di Camiano |
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1349 or earlier |
1413 (See |
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S. Maria de Via Nova |
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1305 or earlier |
1446 or earlier? It was not listed among the monasteries subject to <C415> at this time. |
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Derneburg |
S. Andrew |
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1143 |
1651 |
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S. Maria Maddalena and S. Martha |
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1520 (December 14) -- Suppressed, possibly because of the small number of nuns. The community's possessions were given as a benefice to <C2309>. |
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Lüne |
S. Mary (1172) and S. Bartholomew (1200); (see also miscellaneous information) |
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1172 (circa) |
still extant |
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Abingdon |
St. Helen and the Holy Cross |
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939-940 |
946 or later |
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S. Maria della pace |
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1245, June 12 |
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S. Maria Magdalena |
S. Mary Magdalene (needs verification) |
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1289 or earlier |
1651 |
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Lindau (Tertiaries) |
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1238 or earlier |
1528 |
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Herzebrock |
S. Christina, S. Petronella |
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860 (840?) |
1803, May 2 |
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S. Maria di Valverde |
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1302 (See "Incorporated By," below) |
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Niederschönenfeld |
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1241 or earlier |
1842 or earlier |
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Buxtehude, Neukloster |
Domina nostra (Mary); John the Evangelist |
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1270 |
1705/7 with the death of the last inhabitant of the community |
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Nonnberg (Nunberg, Nonberg) Abbey |
Mary of the Assumption, S. Erentrude |
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ca. 714 |
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S. Stefano |
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1573 or earlier |
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Kühbach |
S. Magnus |
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1011 |
1803 |
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Andernach |
S. Stephan (since circa 400); Blessed Virgin Mary, S. Thomas Becket (since 1482/3) |
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1129 |
1794 |
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Stern |
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1312 |
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S. Agnes |
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1221 |
1799 |
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S. Margherita |
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1150 (circa) |
1409 (see |
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S. Lorenzo di Collazone |
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1235 (April 21-May 25) |
1248: Pope Innocent IV conceded to the nuns the right to build a new monastery (<C2748>) because of military incursions. |
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Marienborn |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1230-44 |
1803 |
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S. Maria in Trastevere |
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1223-1228 |
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Isenhagen |
S. Mary and S. John |
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1243 (circa) male; between March 24, 1259-September 14, 1261 female |
still extant |
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Abbotsbury (needs verification) |
St. Peter |
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1026 or earlier |
According to Dubdale, the male monastery was surrendered in 1539 |
