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noble birth,
called canonesses (German: Kanonissinen), or more usually,
Stiftsdamen or Kapitularinnen. The
office of
abbess is of
considerable social dignity...
- Küppers-Braun: "Kanonissin, Dechantin, Pröpstin und Äbtissin –
Quedlinburger Stiftsdamen nach der Reformation", in:
Kayserlich – frey – weltlich. Das Reichsstift...
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Imperial family to
which was
attached a
college of
secular canonesses (
Stiftsdamen), a
community of the
unmarried daughters of the
greater nobility and...
- one of the
Ottonian burial places. The canonesses,
commonly known as
Stiftsdamen, were
allowed private property and, as they had
taken no vows, were free...
- (1911)
Prelude and
fugue for organ, F-sharp
minor (1912)
Marsch der
Stiftsdamen for
piano (1914) Drei Orgelstücke (Three
organ pieces), Op. 7 (1892)...
- Ladies' foundation), with its
conventuals now
called secular canonesses (
Stiftsdamen). The
canonesses of
nobility were
obliged to show
sixteen quarterings...
- 2002. The
restoration was
completed in 2005.
Below the church,
ladies (
Stiftsdamen) of the
Itzehoe Abbey [de] and
members of the
noble family of Rantzau...
