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VII. Account of the Convent of English Nuns formerly settled at Louvain, in South Brabant: in a Letter addressed to the President

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 January 2012

Henry Ellis
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As long ago as 1797 the Abbé Mann of Brussells, then residing in exile at Prague in Bohemia, communicated to our Society, of which he was a foreign Member, “A short Chronological Account of the Religious Establishments made by English Catholics on the Continent of Europe.” His lists were collected with care and exactness, and in many instances preserved a record of religious Communities in which numerous members of the most eminent Catholic families of England became professed.

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Archaeologia , Volume 36 , Issue 1 , 1855 , pp. 74 - 77
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Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1855

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page 75 note a Addit. MSS. Brit. Mus. 5813; Cole, vol. xii. fol. 51.

page 76 note a The following was the form used in the Nunnery at profession:

“Ego Soror ⃜. Votum facio et Professionem ac promitto Deo omnipotenti, Beatæ Mariæ semper Virgini, Beato Patri nostro Augustino, et omnibus Sanctis, et tibi reverende domine Archi-Presbyter Vicegerens eminentissimi ac reverendissimi domini Domini Thomæ Cardinalis de Alsatia Archiepiscopi Mechliniensis, et tibi reverenda Mater Delphina Sheldon, hujus Conventus Priorissa, et omnibus vobis legitime successuris obedientiam secundum Regulam Sti Patris nostri Augustini, castitatem perpetuam, paupertatem et carentiam proprii, et clausuram perpetuam secundum constitutionem nostri Monasterii Divæ Monicæ.”