Počátky rajhradského kláštera - monastické, nebo kolegiátní?

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The study discusses Libor Jan’s hypothesis that the Rajhrad Monastery was not only founded as an independent institution, but was also a collegiate chapter and not a Benedictine cloister. Jan later declared Rajhrad a significant centre for the 10th century South Moravian church and even the seat of a bishop’s filial office. Although these hypotheses were celý popis

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Dana Zapletalová
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Studia mediaevalia Bohemica. -- ISSN 1804-0977. -- Roč. 8, č. 2 (2016), s. 219-245
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