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Vinganya de Seros |
|
Catalonia |
1236 |
1529 |
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S. Annunziata |
|
Piedmont |
1458 (circa) |
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S. Vittore delle Chiuse |
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Marche |
|
|
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S. Maria Nuova |
|
Emilia-Romagna |
1250 |
1799 |
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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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Klarissenkloster |
|
|
1341 |
1803 |
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Condom |
|
6L |
1269 or earlier |
|
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Ten Roosen |
|
Flanders (East) |
1228-1235 |
|
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le Moncel |
|
6Q |
1309 |
|
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Lyon (S. Pierre-les-Nonnains) |
|
6U |
510 (circa). Refounded after destruction in early 9th century (?). |
|
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Denain |
|
6M |
764. Refounded c. 1029. |
900-999 (10th century)? |
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Eibingen |
|
|
1148; refounded in 1165 |
1802 |
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Rouez |
|
6Q |
1122 at Cuissy. Refounded: 1139-1145 at Gerigny, after 1148 at Rouez. |
1200-1299 (13th century) |
|
S. Clara |
|
Catalonia |
1308 |
1569 |
|
St Catherine de O'Conyl |
|
Limerick |
1261 or earlier |
1567 or earlier |
|
S. Giovanni Battista |
|
Apulia |
1000 (circa) |
1887 |
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S. Ippolito e S. Maria Maddalena |
|
Piedmont |
|
1230: destroyed by the Alessandrini |
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S. Caterina |
|
Marche |
850 or earlier |
still extant in the 19th c. |
|
S. Nicolo |
|
|
|
1460 (see "Incorporated By," below) |
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S. Maria de l‚Eula |
|
|
1174 |
1567: repopulated with monks from Santes Creus. |
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Tückelhausen |
|
|
1138 |
1360 |
|
Valenciennes |
|
6M |
680 (circa); Refounded in 749 for canons. |
749 or earlier |
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Reims |
|
6G |
1220 |
|
|
Monce |
|
6F |
1212 |
|
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Faremoutiers |
|
6T |
617 (circa) |
|
|
Boisset |
|
6C |
1323 |
|
|
Weiher |
|
|
1198 |
|
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Gageborough |
|
Offaly |
1200 or later (needs verification) |
|
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S. Bartholomew's, Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
|
Northumberland |
1086 or earlier; one source gives c. 1135 as a foundation date: possibly a re-foundation? Needs verification. |
1540 |
|
S. Barbato or S. Benedetto |
|
Apulia |
1182 or earlier |
|
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S. Clara |
|
Piedmont |
1300 |
1802, but restored later in the 19th c. |
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S. Chiara |
|
Marche |
1323 |
1514 -- taken away from the Clarisses due to lax morality and given to Florentine nuns. Supressed in 18th c., re-opened in 1830. |
|
Mount of Olives |
|
|
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 |
|
|
1500 or earlier |
|
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S. Andrea di Laterina |
|
Tuscany |
1361 or earlier |
|
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S. Maria |
|
|
1367 or earlier |
1466 (see "Incorporated By," below) |
|
Inzigkoven |
|
|
1354 |
1802 |
|
S. Maria |
|
|
|
|
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Vinets |
|
6G |
1155 |
|
|
S. Aubin |
|
6O |
1200 |
|
|
Nyoiseau |
|
6P |
1109, April 18 |
1792 |
|
Gigean |
|
6I |
1104 (circa) |
|
|
Avigny |
|
6K |
1140 (circa) |
1200-1299 (13th century) |
|
Bruges |
|
Flanders (West) |
1260 (circa) |
|
|
Fooran |
|
Westmeath |
1385 or earlier (needs verification) |
1560-1600 (needs verification) |
|
Eccles |
|
Berkshire |
1156 or earlier |
1609 |
|
Agata in Monte |
|
Piedmont |
673 |
1782: the goods of the house were ceded to the civic hospital of S. Matteo. In 1813, the lands were bought by Count Giacomo Fantoni, who formed a public bath with the many rooms. |
|
S. Pietro de Castelfaccio |
|
Piedmont |
1092-4 |
|
|
Corpus Domini |
|
Marche |
1438 |
1732 |
|
S. Colombano |
|
Emilia-Romagna |
|
1347 |
