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KONFRATERNITNÍ LISTINY VYDANÉ PRO OLOMOUCKÝ KONVENT ŘEHOLNÍCH KANOVNÍKŮ SV. AUGUSTINA V PRVNÍ ČTVRTINĚ 16. STOLETÍ

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Krafl O.
Studia Historica Nitriensia
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2024
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vol. 28
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issue 2
498 - 503
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The monasteries of Canons Regular of St. Augustine were bound by confraternities. Monastic convents issued charters, which contained obligations to celebrate church services and prayers for deceased members of the other convent. The aim of the article is to publish an edition of three confraternity documents issued for the Olomouc convent of Canons Regular in the first quarter of the 16th century. They survived in the archive of the Olomouc convent of Canons Regular and are currently deposited in the Moravian Archives in Brno. They were issued by Nicolas provost and convent in Šternberk in 1503; by Andrew provost and convent in Borovany in 1505; and, finally, by Benedict provost and convent in Šternberk in 1522.
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KONFRATERNITY VYBRANÝCH KONVENTŮ ŘEHOLNÍCH KANOVNÍKŮ SV. AUGUSTINA PRAŽSKÉ ARCIDIECÉZE Z DOBY PŘEDHUSITSKÉ (ROUDNICE, JAROMĚŘ, ROKYCANY A SADSKÁ). DIPLOMATICKÁ STUDIE

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Krafl P.
Konštantínove listy
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2023
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vol. 16
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issue 2
24 - 35
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The convents of different monasteries of the order of the Canons Regular of St Augustine concluded confraternities between each other. The tool used to conclude confraternities was a confraternity document, and this bound the convent to fulfil certain obligations. In this study, the author focuses on those monasteries whose archives are not extant. In such cases, we can only study confraternities on the basis of documents which have been kept in the archives of other monasteries. The subject of study is the confraternities among convents for monasteries in Roudnice, Jaroměř, Rokycany and Sadská, which were located within the territory of the Archdiocese of Prague. The necrology of the Roudnice monastery and that of the monastery in Kazimierz near Cracow proved to be helpful sources. For the four monasteries mentioned, a study of the documents demonstrated five confraternities. Necrologies demonstrated a number of other confraternities with the Roudnice and Kazimierz convents.
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KONFRATERNITY MORAVSKÝCH KONVENTŮ ŘEHOLNÍCH KANOVNÍKŮ SV. AUGUSTINA

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Krafl P.
Konštantínove listy
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2024
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vol. 17
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issue 2
46 - 57
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The convents of the Order of Canons Regular of St. Augustine of the Roudnice circuit were associated by means of confraternities, the essence of which being reciprocal care for the salvation of deceased members of the convents through worship and other liturgical acts. The article describes the confraternal documents of Moravian convents from the Middle Ages that are still extant (Šternberk, Fulnek, Prostějov, and Olomouc). The archives of the monasteries in Fulnek and Prostějov no longer exist. Part of the archive of the monastery in Šternberk is preserved in the Olomouc branch of the Provincial Archive in Opava. The archive of the monastery in Olomouc can be found in the Moravian Provincial Archive in Brno (fund E 3). Confraternal documents issued by provosts and convents in Šternberk, Fulnek, and Prostějov are scattered throughout various archives in the Czech Republic and abroad. To complete the picture of the overall situation, further details are provided in the form of data from preserved necrologies of the Roudnice monastery from the 14th century and the Kazimierz monastery from the end of the 15th century.
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