969 resultados para St. Stephan in Straßburg


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Trägerband: Ms. Praed. 144; Vorbesitzer: Dominikanerkloster Frankfurt am Main

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Im Fokus der Studie stehen die Äbtissinnen der ältesten und sozial exklusivsten geistlichen Frauengemeinschaften des Unterelsasses: die Frauenstifte Andlau, St. Stephan in Straßburg sowie Hohenburg und Niedermünster auf dem Odilienberg. Unter Rückgriff auf prosopopgraphische und netzwerkanalytische Methoden wird untersucht, welchen Einfluss die soziale und regionale Herkunft sowie das Geschlecht auf die Handlungsmöglichkeiten der Äbtissinnen hatten. Es zeigt sich, dass das System von Über- und Unterordnung, von Einflussnahme und Mitbestimmung komplexen Aushandlungsprozessen unterlag, in denen die männlichen Angehörigen der Kanonissen stets eine zentrale Rolle spielten. Den Kanonikern der Stifte gelang es im Laufe des Mittelalters, immer größere Mitspracherechte zu erlangen. Während sie die Autorität der Äbtissin im späten Mittelalter grundsätzlich anerkannten, lässt sich für die Reformationszeit ein mentalitätsgeschichtlicher Wandel greifen: Der Äbtissin wurde das Recht abgesprochen, das Stift selbstndig zu verwalten und Herrschaft über die Stiftsherren auszuüben. Die Studie bietet darüber hinaus einen prosopographischen Anhang sowie einen Überblick über die Geschichte der einzelnen Stifte.

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Welsch (Projektbearbeiter): Dementierung von aufgrund von Raketensignalen aufgekommenen Gerüchten. Bekanntgabe der Massierung größerer Truppenmassen im Westen und Norden Wiens

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Since 1997 the Finnish Jabal Haroun Project (FJHP) has studied the ruins of the monastery and pilgrimage complex (Gr. oikos) of Aaron located on a plateau of the Mountain of Prophet Aaron, Jabal an-Nabi Harûn, ca. 5 km to the south-west of the UNESCO World Heritage site of Petra in Jordan. The state of conservation and the damaging processes affecting the stone structures of the site are studied in this M.A. thesis. The chapel was chosen as an example, as it represents the phasing and building materials of the entire site. The aim of this work is to act as a preliminary study with regards to the planning of long-term conservation at the site. The research is empirical in nature. The condition of the stones in the chapel walls was mapped using the Illustrated Glossary on Stone Deterioration, by the ICOMOS International Scientific Committee for Stone. This glossary combines several standards and systems of damage mapping used in the field. Climatic conditions (temperature and RH %) were monitored for one year (9/2005-8/2006) using a HOBO Microstation datalogger. The measurements were compared with contemporary measurements from the nearest weather station in Wadi Musa. Salts in the stones were studied by taking samples from the stone surfaces by scraping and with the “Paper Pulp”-method; with a poultice of wet cellulose fiber (Arbocel BC1000) and analyzing what main types of salts were to be found in the samples. The climatic conditions on the mountain were expected to be rapidly changing and to differ clearly from conditions in the neighboring areas. The rapid changes were confirmed, but the values did not differ as much as expected from those nearby: the 12 months monitored had average temperatures and were somewhat drier than average. Earlier research in the area has shown that the geological properties of the stone material influence its deterioration. The damage mapping showed clearly, that salts are also a major reason for stone weathering. The salt samples contained several salt combinations, whose behavior in the extremely unstable climatic conditions is difficult to predict. Detailed mapping and regular monitoring of especially the structures, that are going remain exposed, is recommended in this work.

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Note that John Brown has done grading in the section between Geneva Street and Slabtown [known as Merritton prior to amalgamation with St. Catharines in 1961]. This document is badly stained and faded. It is signed by S.D. Woodruff, 1855.