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Monastic houses in the Kingdom of Hungary include abbeys, priories and friaries, among other monastic religious houses.[1]

List of monastic houses in Hungary

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List of monastic houses in the Kingdom of Hungary
Settlement Dedication Foundation Order Picture County
Marosvár
(part of Nagycsanád, Romanian: Cenad)		 John the Baptist 11th century Basilian today in Romania
Oroszlámos
(Serbian: Банатско Аранђелово)		 Saint George 11th century Basilian today in Serbia
Veszprémvölgy[2]
(part of Veszprém)		 Holy Mary 10-11th century Basilian Veszprém County
Visegrád 11th century
(ceased in 1221)		 Basilian Pest County
Szávaszentdemeter
(Serbian: Сремска Митровица)		 Demetrius of Thessaloniki 11th century Basilian
later Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Csernekhegy
(part of Munkács,
Ukrainian: Мукачево)[3]		 Saint Nicholas 14th century Basilian today in Ukraine
Máriapócs Basil of Caesarea between 1731 and 1749 Basilian Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Ungvár
(Ukrainian: У́жгород)[4]		 1773 Basilian today in Ukraine
Laborcrév
(Slovak: Krásny Brod)		 Holy Trinity 15th century Basilian today in Slovakia
Bukóchegy
(Slovak: Bukovce)		 Basil of Caesarea 1742 Basilian today in Slovakia
Bikszád
(Romanian: Bixad)		 Saint Peter and Saint Paul 1689 Basilian today in Romania
Misztice
(Ukrainian: Імстичово)		 Saint Michael the Archangel 1676 Basilian today in Ukraine
Kisberezna
(Ukrainian: Малий Березний)[5]		 Saint Nicholas 1742 Basilian today in Ukraine
Husztbaranya
(Ukrainian: Боронява)[6]		 1716 Basilian today in Ukraine
Hajdúdorog 1933 Basilian Hajdú-Bihar County
Makó 1946 Basilian Csongrád County
Kispest 1948 Basilian Budapest
Dunapentele
(today Dunaújváros)		 Saint Pantaleon 12th century Beguines or Benedictine
 		 Fejér County
Pannonhalma Archabbey
(in Pannonhalma)		 Martin of Tours 996 Benedictine
 		 Győr-Moson-Sopron County
Bakonybél Abbey
(in Bakonybél)		 Saint Maurice 11th century Benedictine
 		 Veszprém County
Zalavár[7] Adrian of Nicomedia 1019 Benedictine
 		 Zala County
Pécsvárad Abbey
(in Pécsvárad)		 Holy Mary
and Benedict of Nursia		 1009 Benedictine
 		 Baranya County
Zobor Abbey[8]
(in Nyitra (Slovak: Nitra))		 Hippolytus of Rome 11th century Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Tihany Abbey[9]
(in Tihany)		 Aignan of Orleans 1055 Benedictine
 		 Veszprém County
Szekszárd Abbey[10]
(in Szekszárd)		 Salvator Mundi 1061 (ceased in 1526) Benedictine
 		 Tolna County
Kolozsmonostor Abbey[11]
(in Kolozsvár (Romanian: Cluj-Napoca))		 Holy Mary 11th century Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Garamszentbenedek[12]
(Slovak: Hronský Beňadik)		 Benedict of Nursia 1075 Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Mogyoród[13] Saint George 11th century Benedictine
 		 Pest County
Szentjobb[14]
(Romanian: Sâniob)		 Holy Mary 11th century Benedictine
 
later Pauline Fathers		 today in Romania
Somogyvár Abbey[15]
(in Somogyvár)		 Holy Trinity
Saint Peter and Saint Paul
Saint Giles		 1091 Benedictine
 		 Somogy County
Báta[16] Michael the Archangel 1093 Benedictine
 		 Tolna County
Bélakút[17]
(part of Újvidék Serbian: Нови Сад)		 1234 Cistercian
 		 Szerém County
Bijela Stijena[18] Holy Mary today in Croatia
Botpuszta
(part of Etyek)		 1758 Nazarene Sisters Fejér County
Béla[19]
(part of Szircs (Croatian: Sirač))		 Margaret of Antioch Benedictine
 		 today in Croatia
Cikádor[20]
(today Bátaszék)		 Holy Mary 1142 Cistercian
 		 Baranya County
Marosvár
(part of Nagycsanád, Romanian: Cenad)		 Virgin Mary 11th century Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Csolt[21]
(part of Vésztő)		 All Saints 11-12th century Benedictine
 		 Békés County
Debalch / Dabolc[22]
(part of Halmi (Romanian: Halmeu))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Celldömölk Benedictine
 		 Vas County
Dorozsma (today Kiskundoroszsma, part of Szeged) Benedictine
 		 Csongrád County
Szávasziget[23] James the Great 1315 Cistercian
 		 today in Croatia
Brassó[24]
(Romanian: Brașov)		 1202 Cistercian
 		 today in Romania
Pozsony[25]
(Slovak: Bratislava)		 1132 Cistercian
 
later Clarissan		 today in Slovakia
Veszprémvölgy[26]
(part of Veszprém)		 Holy Mary 1240
(until 1440)		 Cistercian
 
later Dominican		 Veszprém County
Ivanics[27]
(Croatian: Kloštar Ivanić)		 Holy Mary 1246 Cistercian
 		 today in Croatia
Nagyesztergár[28] Regina Mundi 1945 Cistercian
 		 Veszprém County
Toldi-puszta[29]
(part of Andocs)		 Holy Mary 1949 Cistercian
 		 Somogy County
Almád Abbey
(in Almád, part of Monostorapáti)		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Veszprém County
Boldva John the Baptist between 1175 and 1180 Benedictine
 		 Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County
Debrő (today Feldebrő) Holy Cross Benedictine
 		 Heves County
Esztergom Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Komárom-Esztergom County
Ják Saint George Benedictine
 		 Komárom-Esztergom County
Kána
(part of Budapest)		 13-14th century Benedictine
 		 Budapest
Lébény James the Great Benedictine
 		 Győr-Moson-Sopron County
Pásztó Saint Nicholas
later Holy Mary		 Benedictine
 
from 1194 Cistercian
 		 Nógrád County
Szermonostora
(part of Ópusztaszer)		 Benedictine
 		 Csongrád County
Győr Benedictine
 		 Győr-Moson-Sopron County
Vértesszentkereszt
(part of Oroszlány)		 Holy Cross Benedictine
 		 Komárom-Esztergom County
Zselicszentjakab Abbey
(in Kaposvár)		 James the Great Benedictine
 		 Somogy County
Apácavásárhely
(part of Somlóvásárhely)		 Lambert of Maastricht Benedictine
 		 Veszprém County
Ákosmonostor
(part of Galgahévíz) - monostor		 Benedictine
 		 Pest County
Baracska All Saints Benedictine
 		 Fejér County
Bátmonostor Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Bács-Kiskun County
Babócsa Saint Nicholas Benedictine
 		 Somogy County
Becske Benedictine
 		 Nógrád County
Beszterec Benedictine
 		 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Bökénysomlyó
(part of Polgárdi)		 Benedictine
 		 Fejér County
Büdmonostor
(part of Tiszavasvári)		 Benedictine
 		 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Cégénymonostor
(part of Cégénydányád)		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Csaholymonostora
(part of Nyírcsaholy)		 Benedictine
 		 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Csatár Saint Peter 12th century Benedictine
 		 Zala County
Császló Benedictine
 		 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Elléspuszta
(part of Csongrád)		 Benedictine
 		 Csongrád County
Ercsi Saint Nicholas Benedictine
 		 Fejér County
Zalaapáti Adrian of Nicomedia Benedictine
 		 Zala County
Dunaföldvár Saint Peter Benedictine
 		 Tolna County
Gáborján Michael the Archangel Benedictine
 		 Hajdú-Bihar County
Gerla
(part of Békéscsaba)		 Benedictine
 		 Békés County
Kötegyán Andrew the Apostle Benedictine
 		 Békés County
Gyula Benedictine
 		 Békés County
Hahót Margaret of Antioch Benedictine
 		 Zala County
Nagyhalász Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Jásd Saint George Benedictine
 		 Veszprém County
Kács Saint Peter Benedictine
 		 Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County
Kemecse Benedictine
 		 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Poroszló Saint Peter and Saint Paul Benedictine
 		 Heves County
Prügy Benedictine
 		 Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County
Ság
(part of Karancsság)		 Benedictine
 		 Nógrád County
Sáp Benedictine
 		 Hajdú-Bihar County
Abasár Holy Mary 11th century Benedictine
 		 Heves County
Sárvár
(part of Nagyecsed)		 Saint Peter Benedictine
 		 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Szabolcs Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County
Szakál (today Nógrádszakál) Benedictine
 		 Nógrád County
Százd (part of Tiszakeszi) Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County
Püspökszentlászló
(part of Hosszúhetény)		 Ladislaus of Hungary Benedictine
 		 Baranya County
Szenttrinitás (part of Vokány) Holy Trinity Benedictine
 		 Baranya County
Szerencs Saint Peter and Saint Paul Benedictine
 		 Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County
Szerep Benedictine
 		 Hajdú-Bihar County
Szigetmonostor Salvator Mundi Benedictine
 		 Pest County
Szólátmonostor
(part of Debrecen)		 Benedictine
 		 Hajdú-Bihar County
Szőreg Philip the Apostle Benedictine
 		 Csongrád County
Miskolctapolca
(part of Miskolc)		 Saint Peter Benedictine
 		 Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County
Tata Saint Peter Benedictine
 		 Komárom-Esztergom County
Tárnok All Saints Benedictine
 		 Pest County
Telki Stephen of Hungary Benedictine
 		 Pest County
Tereske Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Nógrád County
Tétmonostora
(part of Szolnok)		 Benedictine
 
Tomajmonostora Benedictine
 		 Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County
Torda
(today Bihartorda)		 Benedictine
 		 Hajdú-Bihar County
Tömpös-puszta
(part of Makó)		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Csongrád County
Ugramonostora
(part of Biharugra)		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 Hajdú-Bihar County
Vidmonostora
(part of Hajdúböszörmény)		 Holy Cross Benedictine
 		 Hajdú-Bihar County
Visegrád Andrew the Apostle Benedictine
 		 Pest County
Vizesmonostor
(part of Battonya)		 Benedictine
 		 Békés County
Zámmonostora
(part of Nagyiván)		 Benedictine
 		 Heves County
Zebegény Michael the Archangel Benedictine
 		 Pest County
Ajtonymonostora
(part of Szemlak (Romanian: Semlac))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Almásmonostora
(part of Váralmás (Romanian: Almașu))		 Benedictine
 
later Premonstratensian
today in Romania
Ákosmonostora
(today Ákos (Romanian: Acâș))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Bátor
(today Feketebátor (Romanian: Batăr))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Bizeresződ
(part of Szépfalu (Romanian: Frumușeni)		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Bulcs
(Romanian: Bulci)		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Egyedmonostor
(part of Diószeg (Romanian: Diosig)		 All Saints Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Eperjes
(part of Kelmák (Romanian: Chelmac))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Gyelid
(part of Arad)		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Gyerőmonostora
(today Magyargyerőmonostor (Romanian: Mănăstireni))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Harina
(Romanian: Herina)		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Hodoș-Bodrog Monastery
(in Hodosmonostora, part of Pécska (Romanian: Pecica)		 Saint Peter Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Kaplony
(Romanian: Căpleni)		 Martin of Tours Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Kenézmonostora
(part of Nagylak (Romanian: Nădlac)		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Kolozsmonostor
(part of Kolozsvár (Romanian: Cluj-Napoca)		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Meszes
(part of Zsákfalva (Romanian: Viile Jacului))		 Margaret of Antioch Benedictine
 
later Premonstratensian
today in Romania
Zákánymonostor / Bégamonostor (Romanian: Mănăștiur Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Pankota
(Romanian: Pâncota)		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Porgány (Romanian: Pordeanu) Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Rahonca
(part of Szatmárnémeti Romanian: Satu Mare)		 Michael the Archangel Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Szentimre
(today Hegyközszentimre Romanian: Sântimreu)		 Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Szentjános
(today Biharszentjános (Romanian: Borș))		 John the Baptist Benedictine
 		 today in Romania
Adorján
(Serbian: Адорјан)		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Aracsa
(part of Törökbecse (Serbian: Нови Бечеј))		 Saint Nicholas Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Aranylábúbács
(part of Bács (Serbian: Бач)		 Saint Nicholas Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Báka
(part of Doroszló (Serbian: Дорослово)		 Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Berzétemonostor
(Croatian: Nuštar)		 Holy Spirit Benedictine
 		 today in Croatia
Bozók
(Slovak: Bzovík)		 1124 Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Dombó
(Serbian: Раковац)		 Saint George Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Frankavilla
(today Nagyolaszi Serbian: Манђелос))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Galádmonostora
(part of Karlova (Serbian: Ново Милошево))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Garáb
(Serbian: Грабово)		 Margaret of Antioch c. 1093 Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Hanva
(Slovak: Chanava)		 Saint George Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Ittebe
(Serbian: Српски Итебеј)		 Most Sacred Savior 13th century Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Jánosi
(Slovak: Rimavské Janovce)		 John the Baptist Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Kanizsamonostor
(Serbian: Банатски Моноштор)		 Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Kolos
(today Nagykolos (Slovak: Veľký Klíž))		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Kő
(part of Bánmonostor (Serbian: Banoštor)		 Saint Stephen Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Ludány
(today Nyitraludány (Slovak: Ludanice))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Martonos
(Serbian: Мартонош)		 Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Oroszlánosmonostora
(part of Magyarmajdány (Serbian: Мајдан)		 Saint George Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Pélmonostor
(Croatian: Beli Manastir)		 13th century Benedictine
 		 today in Croatia
Rudina (Cecevac) Michael the Archangel Benedictine
 		 today in Croatia
Sándormonostora
(part of Dunagálos (Serbian: Gložan))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Stóla
(Slovak: Štôla)		 Holy Mary 1314 Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Szentgergely
(Serbian: Гргуревци)		 Saint Gregory Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Szentgergely
(part of Szond (Serbian: Сонта))		 Saint Gregory Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Szentpétermonostor
(Croatian: Bački Monoštor)		 Saint Peter Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Szerafinmonostora
(today Lekér (Slovak: Hronovce)		 Salvator Mundi Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Széplak
(part of Kassa (Slovak: Košice))		 Holy Mary Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Szkalka
(Slovak: Skalka nad Váhom)		 Benedict of Nursia Benedictine
 		 today in Slovakia
Tótmonostora
(today part of Nagykikinda (Serbian: Кикинда))		 Benedictine
 		 today in Serbia
Egres Abbey
(part of Nagyszentpéter)		 1179 Cistercian
 		 today in Romania
Zirc Abbey
(in Zirc)		 Holy Mary 1182 Cistercian
 		 Veszprém County
Pilis
(today Pilisszentkereszt)		 Holy Mary 1184 Cistercian
 		 Pest County
Szentgotthárd Abbey
(in Szentgotthárd)		 Gotthard of Hildesheim 1183 Cistercian
 		 Vas County
Kutjevo Abbey
(in Gotó)		 Holy Mary 1232 Cistercian
 		 today in Croatia
Kerc
(Romanian: Cârța)		 1202 Cistercian
 		 today in Romania
Toplica 13th century Cistercian
 
Pétervárad
(Serbian: Петроварадин)		 13th century Cistercian
 		 today in Serbia
Borsmonostor
(part of Répcekethely (German: Mannersdorf an der Rabnitz))		 1197 Cistercian
 		 today in Austria
Bélháromkút
(today Bélapátfalva)		 Holy Mary 1232 Cistercian
 		 Heves County
Ercsi 1238 Carthusian
 		 Fejér County
Menedékkő
(part of Létánfalva (Slovak: Letanovce))		 1299
(until 1543)		 Carthusian
 		 today in Slovakia
Lehnic
(Slovak: Lechnica)		 1319 Carthusian
 		 today in Slovakia
Felsőtárkány 1332 Carthusian
 		 Heves County
Lövöld
(today Városlőd)		 1364 Carthusian
 		 Veszprém County
Szentkirály
(part of Esztergom)		 Holy Mary
Stephen of Hungary		 1150 Stephanite
Komárom-Esztergom County
Budafelhévíz
(part of Budapest)		 1300 Stephanite
Budapest
Visegrád 14th century Stephanite
Pest County
Golgonca
(today part of Kőrös (Croatian: Križevci))		 13th century Order of the Holy Sepulchre
today in Croatia
Tenő
(Croatian: Tenje)		 13th century Order of the Holy Sepulchre
today in Croatia
Lándok
(Slovak: Lendak)		 13th century Order of the Holy Sepulchre
today in Slovakia
Hunfalva
(Slovak: Huncovce)		 13th century Order of the Holy Sepulchre
today in Slovakia
Pozsony
(Slovak: Bratislava)		 around 1300 Antonite
today in Slovakia
Daróc
(today Szepesdaróc (Slovak: Dravce))		 Elizabeth of Hungary 1288 Antonite
 today in Slovakia
Bozók
(Slovak: Bzovík)		 Holy Mary 1181 Premonstratensian
today in Slovakia
Brassó
(Romanian: Brașov		 Catherine of Alexandria 13th century Premonstratensian
today in Romania
Nagyszeben
(Romanian: Sibiu)		 13th century Premonstratensian
today in Romania
Csút Island
(part of Budapest)		 Saint Eustace 1264 Premonstratensian
Budapest
Garáb 12th century Premonstratensian
Nógrád County
Horpács Premonstratensian
Nógrád County
Szentkereszt
(today Jánoshida)		 John the Baptist 1186 Premonstratensian
Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County
Majk Holy Mary 1235 Premonstratensian
Komárom-Esztergom County
Adony
(today Nyíradony)		 Holy Mary Premonstratensian
Hajdú-Bihar County
Rabbit Island
(part of Budapest)		 Michael the Archangel 13th century Premonstratensian
Budapest
Hatvan 1170 Premonstratensian
Heves County
Ság
(Slovak: Šahy)		 1237 Premonstratensian
today in Slovakia
Zsámbék John the Baptist 13th century Premonstratensian
Pest County
Türje Holy Mary 1235 Premonstratensian
Zala County
Mórichida Jacob the Apostel 1251 Premonstratensian
Győr-Moson-Sopron County
Bény (Slovak: Bíňa) Holy Mary 1217 Premonstratensian
today in Slovakia
Lelesz
(Slovak: Leles)		 Holy Cross 1188 Premonstratensian
today in Slovakia
Túróc 1251 Premonstratensian
today in Slovakia
Kassa
(Slovak: Košice)		 Premonstratensian
today in Slovakia
Rozsnyó
(Slovak: Rožňava)		 Premonstratensian
today in Slovakia
Váradelőhely
(part of Nagyvárad (Romanian: Oradea))		 Saint Stephen 1130 Premonstratensian
today in Romania
Jászó
(Slovak: Jasov)		 Premonstratensian
today in Slovakia
Csorna Premonstratensian
Győr-Moson-Sopron County
Gödöllő 1923 Premonstratensian
Pest County
Zich (?) Premonstratensian
Ábrány
(Romanian: Abram)		 Premonstratensian
today in Romania
Szécs (?) Premonstratensian
Gyulafirátót
(part of Veszprém)		 Premonstratensian
Veszprém County
Ócsa Premonstratensian
Pest County
Keszthely Premonstratensian
Zala County
Szombathely Premonstratensian
Vas County

Literature

[edit]
  • Topor, István : Szerzetesek és szerzetesrendek Magyarországon[30][31][32][33]
  • Siska, József : Premontrei szerzetesek a bodrogközi Leleszen[34]

References

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  1. ^ turabazis.hu - Bencés apátságok, monostorok Magyarországon jelvényszerző túramozgalom
  2. ^ Magyar Nemzeti Levéltár - Veszprémvölgyi kiváltságlevél
  3. ^ karpatinfo.net - Csernekhegyi bazilita kolostor, Munkács
  4. ^ karpatinfo.net - Ungvár (Uzhorod)
  5. ^ karpatalja.ma - Kárpátalja anno: a kisbereznai bazilita kolostor
  6. ^ karpatinfo.net - Angyali üdvözlet bazilita monostor, Husztbaranya
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  8. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Zoborhegyi Szent Ipoly Apátság
  9. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Tihanyi Szent Ányos Apátság
  10. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Szekszárdi Szentséges Üdvözítő Apátság
  11. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Kolozsmonostor
  12. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Garamszentbenedek
  13. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Mogyoród
  14. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Szentjobb
  15. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Somogyvári Apátság
  16. ^ pecsiegyhazmegye - Szent László, a bátai apátság alapítója
  17. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Bélakúti Ciszterci Apátság
  18. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Biela Stijenai Boldogságos Szűz Mária Apátság
  19. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Bélai Antiochiai Szent Margit Apátság
  20. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Cikádori Apátság
  21. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Csolti Mindenszentek apátság
  22. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Debalchi Apátság
  23. ^ Magyar Katolikus Lexikon - Dunaszigeti Szent Jakab apátság
  24. ^ adorans - Ciszterci Apácák O.CIST.
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  28. ^ adorans - Ciszterci Apácák O.CIST.
  29. ^ adorans - Ciszterci Apácák O.CIST.
  30. ^ "Topor István: Szerzetesek és szerzetesrendek Magyarországon 1.rész :: Korok".
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  32. ^ "Topor István: Szerzetesek és szerzetesrendek Magyarországon 3. Rész :: Korok".
  33. ^ "Topor István: Szerzetesek és szerzetesrendek Magyarországon 4./II. :: Korok".
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