St John's Monastery, Lübeck (Q164264): Difference between revisions

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+Abbaye Saint-Jean de Lübeck
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+Johanneskloster Lübeck
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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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-°52'0.001"N, 10°41'33.000"ELatitude 53.866667
Longitude 10.6925
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+Germania Sacra in FactGrid (2020–)
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+Lübeck Citizens' Testaments (2022-2023)
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Latest revision as of 13:42, 13 January 2023

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.

Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	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.