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Schilp (Hrsg.): Herrschaft,
Bildung und Gebet. Gründung und Anfänge des
Frauenstifts Essen. Klartext-Verlag,
Essen 2000, pp. 135–153, ISBN 3-88474-907-2....
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Thomas Labusiak and
Hedwig Röckelein, Regensburg, 2009 (Studien zum
Frauenstift Gandersheim und
seinen Eigenklöstern, vol. 1). "Opening of the present...
- The term
Stift (German: [ˈʃtɪft] ; Dutch: sticht) is
derived from the verb
stiften (to donate) and
originally meant 'a donation'. Such
donations usually...
- or
Reichsstift Quedlinburg) is a
former abbey of
secular canonesses (
Frauenstift) in Quedlinburg, Saxony-Anhalt, Germany. It was
founded in 936 on the...
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Schilp (ed.):
Frauen bauen Europa.
Internationale Verflechtungen des
Frauenstifts Essen.
Klartext Verlag,
Essen 2011, pp. 65–88. ISBN 9783837506723 Winfrid...
- 936, his
widow Saint Matilda founded a
religious community for
women (
Frauenstift) on the
castle hill,
where daughters of the
higher nobility were educated...
- Princess-Abbess of the
Theresian Imperial and
Royal Convent for
Noble Ladies (
Frauenstift) in
Prague with the
promise of 80,000
florins per year.
Despite the opposition...
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Studien zur
mittelalterlichen Geschichte des
Frauenstifts Essen (=
Essener Forschungen zum
Frauenstift. Vol. 1). Klartext-Verlag,
Essen 2002, ISBN 3-89861-133-7...
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without rules and vows, for
either men ("Herrenstift") or for
women (
Frauenstift), has been left untranslated,
except when it
specifically refers to the...
- (German:
Stift Gandersheim) is a
former house of
secular canonesses (
Frauenstift) in the
present town of Bad
Gandersheim in
Lower Saxony, Germany. It...
