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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 Madre di Dio |
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1316 or earlier |
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Kirschgarten |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1226-37 (circa) |
1430 (circa) for female community; circa 1525/46 final dissolution |
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Charoltesbach |
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800 (circa) |
900 (circa) |
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Galilaea |
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1472 (circa) |
1811 |
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Philanthropos |
Christ Philanthropos |
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1307 |
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Klingental |
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S. Caterina |
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1281 or earlier |
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Püttrichkloster |
S. Christophorus |
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1284 |
1802 |
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Frauweiler |
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1452 or earlier |
1540 (circa) |
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Kemnade |
S. Mary (1004); Margaret (1150/60) |
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959-965 |
1579 |
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Herford |
S. Mary; S. Pusinna |
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823 (circa -- although Schmitz-Kallenberg puts the date at c. 789) |
1631; 1802 |
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Las Huelgas |
Santa María la Real |
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1187, January 2 |
Still extant |
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S. Lucia |
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1326/27 |
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Eldagsen |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1435 (circa) |
1575; 1647 (see below) |
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S. Spirito |
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1245 or earlier |
1827 (See "Incorporated By," below) |
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Folkestone |
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640 or earlier; refounded: 1095 as priory of Benedictine monks. May have been a male community by mid-9th century. |
871 or after |
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Ridigippi |
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853-876 |
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Hereford |
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1000 or after |
1066 or after |
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S. Pietro di Valle Rasina |
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Gnadenberg |
S. Salvator (needs verification) |
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1420 (male); 1435 (female) |
1563 |
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Kloster bei der Horbruck |
S. Clare (Clara) |
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1406 or earlier |
1533 |
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Benedetta |
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1453 (circa) |
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S. Maria di Liviano |
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1411 -- by this date, all the nuns had died, and the community was re-incorporated into S. Pietro |
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Kirchheim |
S. John the Baptist |
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1400 or earlier |
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Schwarzach |
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770 (circa) |
877 |
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Fröndenberg |
S. Mary, S. Mauritius |
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1230 (circa) |
1811 |
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S. Maria Magdalena vor Schottentor |
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Founded in 1239 by Duke Friedrich II |
The community was merged into S. Lorenz in 1533 after the cloister was destroyed in the 1529 Turkish siege. (Karl Czoernig, Ethnographie der Oesterreichischen monarchie, (Vienna: K.-K. Hof- und staatsdruckerei, 1857), 143) |
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S. Zaccaria |
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829 C.E. |
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S. Maria della Strada |
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1260 or earlier |
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Niederviehbach |
S. Mary; S. Augustine |
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1296 |
1803 |
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Bedburg |
S. John the Baptist |
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1201 or earlier (see "foundation information," below) |
1804 |
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Heiligenrode |
S. Maria (Mary) |
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1181-1183 |
1816 |
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Herdecke |
S. Mary, S. Frederuna, and S. Benedict |
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810-819 (circa) |
1811 |
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S. Benigno |
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1270 (needs verification) |
1486 (see "Incorporated By," below) |
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S. Caterina de Monte Sinai |
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1226 |
1470 (See |
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Heilig Kreuz |
Holy Cross (?) |
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1464 (circa) |
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Unterzell |
S. Maria (Mary); S. Caecilia |
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1200 (circa); 1130 according to Link |
1803 |
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Böddeken |
S. Meinolphus; S. Mary and S. John |
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837 |
1409 |
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Glastonbury |
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959 or later |
970 or later |
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S. Antonio Abate |
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1406 |
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Binderen |
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1231 (circa) |
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S. Maria Stern (S. Mary's Star) |
S. Anne; S. Elizabeth |
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1258 |
1802 |
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S. Apollinare |
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1229 (1201 according to Bigaroni); Second mounastery built in the city in 1286. They could not build earlier because <C1460> had been prohibited by Pope Clement IV from building church or monastery in the vicinity. Honorius IV later reduced distance. |
1766, but restored in 1881. |
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S. Maria Colomata |
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1297 |
1575 |
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Kirchheim |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1267 |
1803 |
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Wentheim |
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760 (circa) |
788 |
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Freckenhorst |
S. Mary, S. Peter, S. Boniface |
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851 (circa) |
1810-11 |
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S. Lorenz |
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1327 (Schimmer 412) |
1783 (Schimmer 415) |
