- the
Middle Ages, a
proprietary church (Latin
ecclesia propria,
German Eigenkirche) was a church,
abbey or
cloister built on
private ground by a feudal...
- ****ociated in
particular with the
theory of the
proprietary church (
Eigenkirche) and its role in the
development of
Christianity in
medieval Europe....
-
Cancor and his
widowed mother, Williswinda, as a
proprietary church (
Eigenkirche) and
monastery on
their estate, Laurissa. It was
dedicated to
Saint Peter...
- a
royal foundation by King
William I of
England and its
status as an
eigenkirche.
Hilary obtained from both Pope
Eugene III and Pope
Hadrian IV orders...
-
Bildung (in German).
Retrieved 19 June 2023. Otto,
Martin (2008). Von der
Eigenkirche zum
Volkseigenen Betrieb.
Erwin Jacobi (1884–1965) : Arbeits-, Staats-...
- its
royal foundation by King
William I of
England and its
status as an
eigenkirche, or
proprietary church of the king.
Under King Stephen, the abbey's claims...
- in
Borgholzhausen was
first mentioned in a 1169 do****ent as a
church (
Eigenkirche) of the
Counts of Ravensberg. The
present church,
replacing earlier structures...
- on its
royal foundation by
William I of England, and its
status as an
eigenkirche, or
proprietary church of the king.
Under Stephen, the abbey's claims...
