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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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S. Galgano |
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1290 |
1412 (See "Incorporated By," below) The community became the College of Arte della Lana, then later a tannery in 1792. |
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Holzen |
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1150 (circa) |
1802 |
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Oberschönenfeld |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1200 (circa); some time between 1186-1248 |
1803; reestablished in 1836- continues |
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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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Kecharitomene |
Mother of God Kecharitomene, "Full of Grace" |
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1000-1104 |
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S. Angelo di Panzo |
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1233 or earlier |
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Maria Medingen |
Ascension of Mary (Maria Himmelfahrt) |
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1246 |
1542-1615 (female); 1803 (final dissolution) |
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Aschersleben |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1267 (circa) |
1525 (circa) |
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Benedetta |
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1453 (circa) |
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S. Maria di Camiano |
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1349 or earlier |
1413 (See |
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S. Maria de Via Nova |
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1305 or earlier |
1446 or earlier? It was not listed among the monasteries subject to <C415> at this time. |
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Derneburg |
S. Andrew |
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1143 |
1651 |
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S. Maria Maddalena and S. Martha |
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1520 (December 14) -- Suppressed, possibly because of the small number of nuns. The community's possessions were given as a benefice to <C2309>. |
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Galilaea |
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1472 (circa) |
1811 |
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Abbotsbury (needs verification) |
St. Peter |
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1026 or earlier |
According to Dubdale, the male monastery was surrendered in 1539 |
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S. Maria de Monteluce |
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1222, Sept. 20 (other sources claim October 28, 1258) |
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S. Katharine |
S. Katherine (?) |
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1297 |
1677 |
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S. Agnes |
S. Agnes |
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1270 |
1542; 1802/3, final dissolution |
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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. Maria di Valverde |
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1302 (See "Incorporated By," below) |
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Niederschönenfeld |
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1241 or earlier |
1842 or earlier |
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Böddeken |
S. Meinolphus; S. Mary and S. John |
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837 |
1409 |
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Nonnberg (Nunberg, Nonberg) Abbey |
Mary of the Assumption, S. Erentrude |
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ca. 714 |
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S. Stefano |
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1573 or earlier |
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Kühbach |
S. Magnus |
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1011 |
1803 |
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Andernach |
S. Stephan (since circa 400); Blessed Virgin Mary, S. Thomas Becket (since 1482/3) |
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1129 |
1794 |
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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. Agnes |
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1221 |
1799 |
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S. Margherita |
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1150 (circa) |
1409 (see |
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S. Lorenzo di Collazone |
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1235 (April 21-May 25) |
1248: Pope Innocent IV conceded to the nuns the right to build a new monastery (<C2748>) because of military incursions. |
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Marienborn |
Blessed Virgin Mary |
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1230-44 |
1803 |
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S. Maria in Trastevere |
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1223-1228 |
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Fröndenberg |
S. Mary, S. Mauritius |
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1230 (circa) |
1811 |
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Freckenhorst |
S. Mary, S. Peter, S. Boniface |
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851 (circa) |
1810-11 |
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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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Heidenheim |
S. Walburga; S. Wunnibaldus |
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750 (circa) |
1537 (see |
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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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Gerresheim |
S. Hippolytus; Blessed Virgin Mary |
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870 (circa) |
1806 |
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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 |
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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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Burlage |
S. Mary |
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1140-1150 or earlier |
1672 |
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Averbode |
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circa 1134 |
still active |
