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Murbach is a
commune in the Haut-Rhin
department in
Grand Est in north-eastern France.
Murbach Abbey is
located near
Murbach.
Communes of the Haut-Rhin...
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Murbach Abbey (French:
Abbaye de
Murbach) was a
famous Benedictine monastery in
Murbach,
southern Alsace, in a
valley at the foot of the
Grand Ballon...
- The
Murbach hymns (German:
Murbacher Hymnen, also
Murbacher Hymnar "
Murbach hymnal") are a
collection of 27
early medieval Latin hymns with interlinear...
- centuries, and was
supposedly the
nephew of Charlemagne. He was
educated at
Murbach Abbey in Alsace,
where he took the
Benedictine habit and was
elected abbot...
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Murbach is a
river of
North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is a left
tributary of the
Wupper near Leichlingen. List of
rivers of
North Rhine-Westphalia...
- the
Middle Ages,
appearing in the
lectionary in
sources as old as the
Murbach lectionary from the 8th century.
These include several references to mothers...
- area the ties that
bound Lucerne to
Murbach weakened. In 1291 the
Habsburgs finally purchased Lucerne from
Murbach. The
purchase of
Lucerne by the Habsburgs...
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shrunk to three: the Habsburgs,
Murbach Abbey and
Engelberg Abbey. In 1291
Rudolph of
Habsburg bought Obwalden from
Murbach Abbey. In
response the people...
- 113–4.
Selma H.
Fraiberg (1987). The
Magic Years. p. 65. Luiselli, J.;
Murbach, L. (2002). "Providing
Instruction from
Novel Staff as an
Antecedent Intervention...
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founded or
reformed many monasteries, such as
those at Amorbach, Gengenbach,
Murbach, Wissembourg, Marmoutier, Neuweiler, and Reichenau.
Pirmin secured endowments...
