Neresheim Abbey information

Neresheim Abbey or the Abbey of Saints Ulrich and Afra, Neresheim (German: Abtei Neresheim or Abtei der heiligen Ulrich und Afra) is located above the...

and 20 kilometres (12 mi) southeast of Aalen. It's the home of the Neresheim Abbey, which still hosts monks, was Reichsfrei until the German Mediatisation...

or his son Dominikus Wiedemann who worked with Balthasar Neumann at Neresheim Abbey from where the drafts were later moved to the central archive of the...

secularized church property, among them Buchau Abbey, Marchtal Abbey, Neresheim Abbey, Ennetach Abbey, Siessen Abbey, and others. In 1803 they were summarized...

inside Germany: Maria Laach Abbey (1893); Gerleve Abbey (1904); Neresheim Abbey (1920); Weingarten Abbey (1922); Neuburg Abbey (1926); and others. The last...

Schussenried Marchthal Petershausen Wettenhausen Zwiefalten Gengenbach Neresheim Heggbach Gutenzell Rottenmünster Baindt Söflingen St. George's at Isny...

joined the Order of Saint Benedict in 1923 and became a member of Neresheim Abbey. For his religious name, he chose Emmeram after Saint Emmeram of Regensburg...

included count of Kyburg as one of their titles. Hartmann I founded Neresheim Abbey in 1095, shortly before departing for the First Crusade. Many nobles...

Volders near Innsbruck (1765) Ettal Abbey near Oberammergau (1769) Neresheim Abbey (1770–1775) Gries bei Bozen Abbey (1772–1775) Palazzo Belgioioso, Milan...

monk who wrote the first chronicle of Zwiefalten Abbey and then served as abbot of Neresheim Abbey from 1140 until his death. Ortlieb was the librarian...

Knoller, Austrian/Italian who painted frescoes for Neresheim Abbey, Ettal Abbey, and other abbeys, as well as altarpieces Adam Kraft, known for work in...

art. It became a model for similar decorations, for example in the Neresheim abbey. The art historian Georg Dehio praised its "pseudo-Dodoric stiff austerity"...

Münsterschwarzach Abbey (1727–43), Gössweinstein [de] (1730–39), Etwashausen [de] (1733–45), Gaibach [de] (1742-45), and Neresheim Abbey (1745–92). Neumann...

Winterthur [de], 2004 Vol. 8 Canonnade, on the Holzhey Organ of the Neresheim Abbey, 2004 Vol. 9 Bombarde, on the organ of the Matthäuskirche [de] in Stuttgart...

dispute with Count Louis III of Oettingen about the office of Vogt over Neresheim Abbey, an arbitration board chaired by Albertus Magnus ruled against him...

churches. This reached its pinnacle at Vierzehnheiligen (after 1742) and Neresheim (after 1747). One of his last large projects was a rebuilding of the Hofburg...

To the dukes of Württemberg with the 80th seat to the Reichstag Neresheim Imperial Abbey Established in 1095, Reichsfreiheit contested by the House of...

ecumenically it belonged to Öttingen and because the Benedictine Abbey at Neresheim owned the right to use the village church. The few Protestants who...

any – that were awarded to them as compensation, usually a secularized abbey or one of the smaller imperial cities.[citation needed] On 8 October 1802...

two precursor districts. The crosier in the middle represents Ellwangen Abbey, which possessed many smaller areas scattered in the district. "Bevölkerung...

Abtsgmünd, Bopfingen, Essingen, Hüttlingen, Kirchheim am Ries, Lauchheim, Neresheim, Oberkochen, Riesbürg and Westhausen, and is interwoven with the catchment...