Several literary works from this female community still exist. The convent library in Beuron contains a fragment of a Bible from the ninth century, # Fragm. 1a. The Archiv der Kirchenpflege in Biberach possessses another fragment of a Bible from the ninth century, #Lit. 441. The Landesmuseum in Bregenz possesses and Antiphonal from the fifteenth century, sine numero. The State and University Library in Hamburg contains a copy of Isodore's Etymologies from the fifteenth century from this house, #Philos. 2o236. Another fragment of a Bible from the community may be found in the Fürstilicher Thurn-und Taxis'sche Hofbibliothek in Regensburg, dating from the ninth century, sine numero. The Landesbibliothek in Stuttgart possesses a copy of Jac. de Voragine's Sermons circa 1410/12, #HB.I. 189 as well as a copy of In Cant. cant. by Bernard of Clairveaux, #Theol. et phil. 2o60.

Several works believed to belong to this female community are still extant, including several fragments of Bibles, dating from the ninth century. An Antiphonal from the fifteenth century as well as copies of Isidore's Etymologies as well as Jacque de Voragine's Sermons and Bernard of Clairveaux's In Cant. cant. also belonged to the community's library. (See manuscript sources)

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