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• Double monasteries were not exclusively found in the West, however.
• According to an old custom, the canons founded a double monastery.
• It is a Methodist-Benedictine residential double monastery in Collegeville, Minnesota.
• In the end he founded a double monastery of canons regular and nuns.
• Often, former double monasteries were eventually converted into all-female convents.
• Robert resigned the abbacy, and in 1099 founded the double monastery of Fontevrault.
• Bridgettine abbeys were double monasteries, meaning that they contained both nuns and canons.
• Later she became the head of the double monastery of Streaneschalch, at Whitby.
• Salaberge then made the Abbey a Double monastery which she is the first abbess.
• However, the double monastery of Fontevraud Abbey was where he settled in March 1326.
• The Premonstratensian double monastery is one of the most important building works in North Hesse.
• Hildelith was unique in that under her control the abbey acted as a double monastery.
• Unlike double monasteries, double minsters often centered upon providing pastoral functions for the surrounding laity.
• During the 8th century, some cases of double monasteries were documented in the Byzantine Empire.
•  Double monasteries are henceforth forbidden.
• It later became a double monastery, with one section for monks and another for nuns.
• It is thought that Ita may have been abbess of a double monastery of men and women.
• The double monasteries of Anglo-Saxon England were heavily influenced by the monastic systems of Gaul.
• The couple founded a double monastery at Chicksands, Bedfordshire, for nuns and Newnham, Bedfordshire.
• The abbey was a double monastery, housing both monks and nuns and headed by an abbess.