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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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Heiningen |
S. Mary, S. Peter and S. Paul |
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993-1002 (circa) |
1810 |
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S. Maria del Feriale |
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1256 or earlier |
1448 (see "Incorporated By," below) |
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Gwitherin |
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600-699 (7th century) |
800-899 (9th century -- needs verification) |
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Ebstorf |
S. Mauritius |
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1160 (circa) |
still extant |
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Admont |
S. Blasius, Virgin Mary |
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1074 |
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S. Rocco |
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1295 |
|
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S. Agnes |
S. Agnes (?) |
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1264 |
1644 |
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Königshofen an der Heide |
S. Mary (Maria) |
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1422 |
1478, female; (1495) male |
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Andlau |
S. Peter, S. Fabian, S. Felicitas |
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887 (circa) |
1789 |
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S. Cecilia |
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|
1280 or earlier |
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Höhnscheid |
S. Anthony (needs verification) |
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1235 |
1468 (female); 1529 (final dissolution) |
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Marburghausen |
S. John the Baptist (currently) |
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1236-7 |
1580-1582 (circa) |
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Buxtehude, Altkloster |
S. Mary and S. Laurentius |
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1197 (circa) |
1651 (circa) |
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Petersfrauen |
S. Anna (<i>Chorkapelle</i>), Holy Virgin Mary (<i>Pfarrkirche/Liebfrauenkirche</i>) |
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ca. 1110/1113 (Schellhorn (<s4599>) cites historical evidence to argue that the circumstances of St. Peter’s Abbey during the early 12th century could not have supported the founding of a dependent female community. Thus, he uses the first legitimate doc |
ca. 1583. The exact reason for the convent’s termination remains unclear, though seems related to secret scheming of ecclesiastical authorities. According to Schellhorn (<s4599>), the idea to raze the women’s house appeared twice prior to its occurrence |
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S. Quirico |
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|
1402 (circa) |
|
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S. Magdalena |
S. Mary Magdalene |
|
1240 |
1279 (female) |
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Amtenhausen |
S. Sebastian (since 1300), later S. George, S. Fabian, and S. Lawrence |
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1111 (circa) |
1806 |
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Strune |
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1283 |
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Averbode |
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circa 1134 |
still active |
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S. Giovanni di Paragnano |
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1362 (circa: some sources give 1389 or 1400) |
extant |
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S. Maria Maddalena |
|
|
1265 |
|
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Marienbrunn |
S. Mary (?) |
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1223 |
1802 |
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S. Maria Vallis Gaudii |
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|
1244 (circa) |
|
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Buchau |
S. Cornelius; S. Cyprian |
|
800-899 (9th century) |
1802 |
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S. Maria de Pupula |
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|
1223 or earlier |
|
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Himmelpforten |
S. Mary |
|
1246 (circa) |
1804 |
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Boxwell |
|
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Uncertain |
uncertain |
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S. Maria Maddalena del Castellato |
|
|
1269 |
|
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Frauenthal |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
|
994 (circa) |
|
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Königsberg (Augustinian tertiaries) |
|
|
1380 |
1524 |
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Quedlinburg |
Saint Servatius (church) |
|
800-899 (9th century) |
1803 |
|
Ramsey (needs verification) |
S. Benedict, S. Mary |
|
900 or later |
1066 or before |
|
S. Maria Maddalena |
|
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1350 or earlier |
1883 (see "Incorporated By," below) |
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Himmelskron |
|
|
1430 or earlier |
|
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Kürnach |
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1279 or earlier |
1292-1300 (circa) |
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S. Giacomo de Murorupto |
|
|
1088 |
1256 (See |
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S. Paolo delle Abbadesse |
|
|
1180 (circa) |
1453 (See "Incorporated By," below) |
|
Hohenwart |
unknown |
|
1074 |
1895 |
|
Alzey (Cistercian women) |
S. Spiritus (holy spirit), S. John |
|
1262 (circa) |
1564 |
|
Hahn |
|
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1292 |
|
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S. Giorgio |
|
|
1070 |
|
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S. Francesco della Valle |
|
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1251, April 4 |
1329-1353 (See "Miscellaneous Information," below) |
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S. Maria |
|
|
1244, June 14 |
|
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Bredelar |
S. Laurentius; later Mary |
|
1169-1170 |
1196 |
|
S. Margherita |
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|
|
1784, or 1815 (See "Incorporated By," below) |
|
Marienkloster in Karlsberg |
|
|
765 or earlier |
|
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Bodmin |
|
|
Uncertain |
uncertain |
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S. Leonardo |
|
|
1492 or earlier |
|
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Frauensee |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
|
1202 (circa) |
1540 |
