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collection which is the most
comprehensive single collection of early-modern
Clarissan material in
English in the world. It was an
English woman, po****rly known...
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three sections.
Santa Chiara was the
largest Clarissan church ever
built and it was the
first Clarissan church built where the nuns in
their choir would...
- in Bologna. It is part of an
active monastery complex of the
order of
Clarissan nuns, that is nuns of the
contemplative Second Order of St. Francis. The...
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daughter of
Louis IV, Holy
Roman Emperor, was
brought up in a
monastery of
Clarissan nuns. She
rejected a
marriage with a
nobleman chosen by her relatives...
- Urbania,
region of Marche, Italy. A
convent of
Clarissan nuns
still exists outside of the town. A
Clarissan community was ****tively
located here by nuns...
- Rieti,
region of Lazio,
central Italy. The
church was once part of a
Clarissan cloistered monastery,
which included a hospital. The
adjacent hostel,...
- Rimini, Italy. The
church and
adjacent convent are now
affiliated with
Clarissan Order nuns. An
oratory at the site was
founded in 1485 as a part of a...
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complaints from
Giorgio Vasari. The
convent of
Fuligno originally had
housed Clarissan nuns
since 1419.
Later it
became a
convent for
noble Florentine girls...
- Grosseto, in Tuscany, Italy. The
small church is
attached to a
former Clarissan order-convent in the
center of the town. It was
consecrated in 1634 and...
-
present Via Cavour, by the 14th century, a
convent ****ociated with the
Clarissan order was
located at or near the site. When
these nuns
abandoned the site...
