-
cathedral (a so-called
cathedral chapter) then the
Stift is
often called das
Domstift (i.e. 'cathedral
donation [fund]'). However,
since Dom (like the Italian...
-
college (
Domstift),
became the
synecdoche used – pars pro toto – for all canon-law colleges. So the
college of St. Erasmus' chapel,
called Domstift in German...
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Paris 1926, p. 56.
Alheydis Pl****mann,
Martin Bock: Art. Köln –
Domstift. In:
Nordrheinisches Klosterbuch.
Lexikon der
Stifte und Klöster bis 1815...
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Retrieved 14
September 2020.
Domstift Brandeburg (2020). "Domstiftsarchiv
Brandenburg (Flyer)" (PDF). dom-brandenburg.de.
Domstift Brandenburg.
Retrieved 18...
- † unknown) was the
seventh Bishop of P****au from
about 804 to 806. The
Domstift could acquire several donations under his rule: Schärding, Machendorf,...
- [citation needed] Later, the
small town
became part of the land
owned by the
Domstift in Bautzen,
effectively turning it into a
property of the church. Until...
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Brixner Dom" (in German). City of Brixen.
Ludwig Tavernier (2006). Das
Domstift Brixen. In
Hannes Obermair et al. Dom- und
Kollegiatstifte in der Region...
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Beschreibung der
Kirche des
alten Reiches. Das
Domstift St.
Paulus zu Münster ; 2,
Volume 2;
Volume 4,
Walter de Gruyter, 1982...
- Uchteritz) was in the
register of a
monastery in Weißenfels. ird (Original im
Domstift zu Merseburg).
Around 1300 the area was
ruled by the
Margrave of Meißen...
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Geschichte von
Stadt und
Domstift.
Berlin 1988, (Das
christliche Denkmal; 57), p. 5.
Eberhard Simon: Die Gebäude des
Domstifts -
Geschichte und Gegenwart...
