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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. Lucia |
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1344, July 30 |
Extant |
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sul magdalene of Lespinasse |
S. Martin |
Midi-Pyrenees |
1114, March 6 |
l789 |
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S. Jakob auf der Hülben |
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1190 |
On November 30, 1782, the Regierung began to consider termination of both Himmelpforte and S. Jakob. The latter convent’s life was officially ended with a decree from 18 September 1783 (Wiedemann 82). |
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S. Maria di Lupeto |
Saint Mary |
Tuscany |
1334 or earlier |
see "Incorporated By," below |
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Himmelpforte (St Agnes) |
On August 11, 1331, the Himmelpforte church was consecrated by St. Dietrich, Bishop of the Church of Dyonisin. The church was dedicated to S. Agnes and Katharina (Zak 166). The later appended chapel contained an altar dedicated to S. Katharina, and was |
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c. 1235 (Zak 143); it was the fifth oldest Viennese women’s house (141). |
September 28, 1783 (Schimmer 383) |
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Vilich |
Cornelius, Cyprian, Peter (dedicated in Vilich III circa 1020) |
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circa 980 |
September 4, 1802 |
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Mare de Déu de la Serra |
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Catalonia |
1296 |
Still active |
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Averbode |
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circa 1134 |
still active |
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Pedralbes |
Virgin Mary of Pedralbes |
Catalonia |
1326 |
Still active |
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S. Maria Magdalena |
|
Catalonia |
1372 |
Still Active |
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S. Maria de Jerusalem |
|
Catalonia |
1453 |
Still Active |
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S. Giovanni Evangelista |
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Apulia |
1133 |
still active |
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S. Maria de Valldonzella |
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Catalonia |
1237, 4 November |
Still Active |
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S. Maria d'Almata i Sant Christ |
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Catalonia |
1250 |
Still Active |
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Mare de Deu dels Angels |
|
Catalonia |
1240 |
Still Active |
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Mar de Deu de les Neus |
|
Catalonia |
1233 |
Still Active |
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S. Maria de Vallbona |
|
Catalonia |
1176 |
Still active |
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S. Daniel de Galligants |
Saint Daniel |
Catalonia |
1017 |
Still active |
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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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Börstel |
S. Mary |
Niedersachsen, district Lippstadt |
1244; before 1246 |
still extant |
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S. Agnesia alla Sperandia |
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Tuscany |
1325 or earlier |
still extant |
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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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Ebstorf |
S. Mauritius |
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1160 (circa) |
still extant |
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S. Feliu de Cadins |
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Catalonia |
1165 (circa) |
still extant |
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S. Maties de Barcelona |
|
Catalonia |
1426 |
Still extant |
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S. Magno |
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1100-1199 (12th century) |
Still extant |
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Bassum |
S. Victor and Mauritius (first mentioned in 1289); Mary |
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849-865 (circa) |
still extant |
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Las Huelgas |
Santa María la Real |
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1187, January 2 |
Still extant |
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S. Marienstern |
S. Mary (needs verification) |
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1248, October 13 |
still extant |
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Marienthal |
S. Mary |
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1234 |
still extant |
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Wienhausen |
S. Mary, S. Laurentius, S. Alexander |
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1221-1228/9 |
still extant |
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Medingen |
S. Mary and S. Mauritius, S. Moritz |
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1228 (circa) |
still extant |
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Walsrode |
S. John the Baptist |
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980 (circa) |
still extant |
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S. Francesca Romana a Tor de'Specchi |
S. Maria Annunciata, S. Francesca |
Lazio |
1434, July 4 (this is the date of the inaugural bull -- the original foundation date is unknown) |
Still extant as a Benedictine community |
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S. Chiara |
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Abruzzi |
1259 or earlier |
Still extant as the monastery of S. Clare (all but disbanded during the second half of the 19th c. -- see below). |
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S. Sperandia |
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Marche |
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Still extant in 19th c. |
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S. Chiara |
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Piedmont |
1251 |
Still extant in Racconigi |
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S. Caterina |
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Marche |
850 or earlier |
still extant in the 19th c. |
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S. Maria de Jonqueres |
|
Catalonia |
1214 |
Still extant, but as a community of recluses (after 1293?) |
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S. Michel Arcangelo |
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Marche |
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Still extant. |
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S. Mauro |
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Marche |
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Still extant. |
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S. Romualdo |
S. Maria di Valdisasso |
Marche |
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Supressed in 1810, taken over by Capuchin nuns during or before 1833 |
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S. Sebastiano |
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Marche |
1200-1299 (circa) |
Supressed in 1810; used as a hospital until 1874. |
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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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Olympiades |
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The fate of the convent after the 7th century is unknown. |
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Boxwell |
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Uncertain |
uncertain |
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Bodmin |
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Uncertain |
uncertain |
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S. Pere de Burgal |
|
Catalonia |
948 (circa) |
Uncertain. May have ceased to be a female community in 1064, when the monastery was turned over to the authority of Count Ramon of Pallars Jussà. Community was secularized in 1570. |
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S. Barbara |
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Apulia |
1324 or earlier |
unknown |
