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Porte de la Basilique Saint-Nicolas d'Amsterdam.
Tugang Jahit MEKA
HWW Kirby Hall Northamptonshire 8th September 2024
Casco antiguo de Vilna
Rankweil Österreich
Incitation au magasinage / Temptation to spend
Non......ce n'est pas Amsterdam !
Centrum and Selandia Hotels
Italy, Pienza, Piazza Pio II with the Clock Tower
Italy, Pienza, Yellow Winter Rose
Ohne Moos nix los - HBM
waiting
Demolition of Dumbarton Town Centre
Riverside Parish Church
Demolition of Dumbarton Town Centre
Gowns. HBM
Stationnement payant dans la rue
Italy, Pienza Cathedral - Duomo di Santa Maria Ass…
Puente de Užupis - hFF
HBM - Bergisches Haus
Alte Schätze
Steinerne Bank am alten Pfarrhaus in Herborn
Scooter obsolète et peintures murales
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Italy, Toscana, Abbey of Sant'Antimo
Legends associate the construction of the monastery with the name of Charlemagne, who was forced to make a stop here on his way because his army was stricken with illness (presumably the plague). According to legend, an angel appeared to the ruler in a dream and told him how to overcome the illness, pointing to a medicinal herb growing in the area.
But there is a more realistic version of the origin of the abbey:
Construction of a Benedictine monastery on this site began in 770 for pilgrims traveling from the north to Rome. On December 29, 814, Louis the Pious signed a decree essentially granting the abbey imperial patronage.
But there is a more realistic version of the origin of the abbey:
Construction of a Benedictine monastery on this site began in 770 for pilgrims traveling from the north to Rome. On December 29, 814, Louis the Pious signed a decree essentially granting the abbey imperial patronage.
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