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Ein Chorherrenbuch by Sebastian Brunner offers a detailed historical and descriptive account of the existing and former houses of canons regular, both Augustinian and Premonstratensian, in Austria-Hungary, Germany, and Switzerland. Originally published in 1883, this work provides valuable insights into the organization, history, and significance of these religious institutions.
Brunner's meticulous research offers a comprehensive overview of the canons regular, exploring their contributions to religious life, education, and society in Central Europe. This book serves as an essential resource for historians, theologians, and anyone interested in the religious history of the region.
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