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Wiblingen Abbey was a
former Benedictine abbey which was
later used as barracks.
Today its
buildings house several departments of the
medical faculty...
- 95 ft). In 1927, the then tiny
village of
Wiblingen was
incorporated into Ulm,
which led to that
Wiblingen Abbey with its
monastic library and its True...
- and then in the Ulm
district of
Wiblingen.
Josef refers to Ulm as his hometown. He pla****
junior soccer at TV
Wiblingen there and at SSV Ulm 1846, and...
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really realistically marble. A good
example of this is the
Library of the
Wiblingen Abbey in Ulm, Germany. Faux
marble made of
stucco will
continue to be...
- than
previously thought. "The
memory of civilization: New York, Paris,
Wiblingen".
Stuttgarter Zeitung.
August 23, 2018.
Cameron Laux (November 4, 2014)...
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Wagner sold the
whole village on to
Wiblingen Abbey. The Jus
patronatus of the
local church was also
exercised by
Wiblingen Abbey. In the last
years of the...
- at
Wiblingen Abbey in 1788 and was
ordained priest on 25 May 1793. He
taught in
various Benedictine institutions until he
became prior of
Wiblingen. After...
-
Celestine III,
confirming the
rights of
Wiblingen Abbey in Asteten. The
possessions of the
monastery of
Wiblingen in
Achstetten were, however, certainly...
- was Prince-Bishop of Seckau.
After studying with the
Benedictines at
Wiblingen Abbey, Zängerle
became a
novice there in 1788, took his vows on February...
- in a do****ent in 1129 as
villa Pilolvingen and was
mostly property of
Wiblingen Abbey between 1318 and 1704. Up
until then some
property in Bihlafingen...
