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(‎Added [fr] description: abbaye consacrée en 1177 par l'évêque Henri Ier de Lübeck, bénédictine jusqu'en 1246, puis monastère de femmes cisterciennes; couvent évangélique de femmes après la Réforme et jusqu'en 1803)
 
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abbaye consacrée en 1177 par l'évêque Henri Ier de Lübeck, bénédictine jusqu'en 1246, puis monastère de femmes cisterciennes; couvent évangélique de femmes après la Réforme et jusqu'en 1803
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consecrated as Benedictine monastery 1177 by Bishop Heinrich I von Lübeck, double monastery in 1246, converted into Cistercian monastery, continued after the Reformation until 1803 as a protestant convent for the virgins.
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St John's Monastery, Lübeck
consecrated as Benedictine monastery 1177 by Bishop Heinrich I von Lübeck, double monastery in 1246, converted into Cistercian monastery, continued after the Reformation until 1803 as a protestant convent for the virgins.

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