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Ursberg is a muni****lity in the
district of Günzburg in
Bavaria in Germany.
Nearby is
Ursberg Abbey, a
former Imperial Abbey of the Holy
Roman Empire...
- Neel,
Carol Leigh. (1982) "The
Historical Work of
Burchard of
Ursberg, I: The
Ursberg Chronicon Text."
Analecta Praemonstratensia, Vol. 58 (1982), pp...
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Ursberg Abbey (German:
Kloster Ursberg) is a
former Premonstratensian monastery, now a
convent of the
Franciscan St. Joseph's Congregation,
situated in...
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white with a
yellow beam. The
eagle is from the arms of the Schwabegg-
Ursberg family,
which founded two
monasteries in the district.
Genesis Online-Datenbank...
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Occupationis et
Amissionis Terræ Sanctæ, in Die
Chronik des
Propstes Burchard von
Ursberg, ed.
Oswald Holder-Egger &
Bernhard von Simson,
Monumenta Germaniæ Historica:...
- (German: Auerochs(e) or Ur, Slovene: Tur). The
family name may
derive from
Ursberg in Swabia, and
their ancestors probably settled in
Lower Carniola after...
- (died 1240) was a
German nobleman and
priest who
served as
provost of
Ursberg Abbey from 1230 or 1231
until his death.
Conrad descended from a noble...
- In 1897,
Dominikus Ringeisen founded the
Congregation of St.
Joseph of
Ursberg,
focusing on
caring for
people with disabilities. In 1927, the Treuberg...
- the
Staufer with the town of Waiblingen, and
around 1230,
Burchard of
Ursberg referred to the
Staufer as of the "royal
lineage of the Waiblingens" (regia...
- Pfaffenhausen, Salgen, Breitenbrunn,
Markt Kirchheim in Schwaben, Aletshausen,
Ursberg, Balzhausen,
Markt Münsterhausen,
Markt Neuburg an der Kammel,
Markt Burtenbach...
