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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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S. María de Piasca |
Virgin Mary |
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941, June 11 |
1075-1979 (See "Incorporated By," below) |
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Bamberg, Michelsberg |
Saint Michael |
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1017 |
1802 |
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S. Maria di Valfabbrica |
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1296 or earlier (needs verification) |
1383 (see "Incorporated By," below) |
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Frankenberg |
S. Mary Magdalene; S. Peter |
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1235 |
1568 |
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Bergen |
S. Cross |
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976 |
1552 |
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Pfalzel |
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700 (circa) |
1016; refounded as male house |
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S. Petronilla |
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1304 (as a female community -- male cistercians had been the community's first inhabitants, dating from sometime in the thirteenth century) |
1400 or earlier |
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S. Cugat del Far |
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700 or earlier? |
725 or later? |
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Gundheim |
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1150 (circa) |
1290 (circa) |
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Sion |
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1215 (circa); 1238, according to McDonnell. |
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S. Bartolomeo |
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1057, March |
1410 (taken over by Augustinian order) |
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S. Maria del Ponte |
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1370 or earlier |
1573 or later |
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Berau |
S. Nicolas |
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1100-1199 (12th century) |
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S. Lucia |
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Elsey |
S. Mary, S. Sebastian |
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1223 or earlier; 1378 (women only) |
1808-1811 |
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S. Maria di Betlem |
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1379 |
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Engelthal |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1290 or earlier; 1268 |
continues |
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S. Caterina |
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1350 (circa) |
1700-1799 (18th century) |
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S. Pedro de las Dueñas |
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1075 |
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S. Francesco delle Donne |
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1253 (as a female community. Male community on the site dates from earlier) |
1815. Became a women's school of some kind. Currently a ceramic factory. |
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Mariengarten |
Mary (needs verification) |
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1245 |
1543 (circa) |
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Klarissenkloster |
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1341 |
1803 |
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Eibingen |
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1148; refounded in 1165 |
1802 |
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S. Nicolo |
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1460 (see "Incorporated By," below) |
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S. Maria de l‚Eula |
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1174 |
1567: repopulated with monks from Santes Creus. |
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Tückelhausen |
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1138 |
1360 |
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Weiher |
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1198 |
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Mount of Olives |
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The Mount of Olives is considered a holy place in both the Jewish and Christian traditions. It is unknown when monasteries were first constructed on the mountain, although this likely began in the fourth century. |
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S. Sebastiano |
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1500 or earlier |
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S. Maria |
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1367 or earlier |
1466 (see "Incorporated By," below) |
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Inzigkoven |
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1354 |
1802 |
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S. Maria |
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S. Walburg |
S. Walburg(a) |
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1035 (see "foundation information," below) |
1803-6 |
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S. Elisabetta |
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1230 |
1700-1799 |
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Engelport |
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1272 (circa) |
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S. Sebastiano |
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Bergedorf |
S. Mary (1194/98) |
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1192-1198 |
1217-1226 |
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S. Agnese |
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1296 or slightly earlier |
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Jörresbusch |
S. Gregory |
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S. Stephan |
S. Stephan |
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969 |
1802-3 |
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Disibodenberg |
Disibod (needs verification) |
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1000 (circa) |
1559 |
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S. Maria delle Vergini |
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1428 (see "Incorporated By," below) |
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S. Magdalena i S. Margarita de Castellbisbal |
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late 13th century |
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Thulba |
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1127 |
1525 |
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S. Maximin |
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1186 or earlier |
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Anargyroi |
Kosmas and Damian |
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S. Niccola in Borgo San Sepolcro |
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Salmannshofen |
John the Baptist |
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1282 |
1401 |
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Pillenreuth |
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1300-1399 (fourteenth century) |
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