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Lecture in the Hofstube at the castle
The parish in the episcopal city. The Merseburg churches in the tense relationship between citizens, council and bishop
While the Year 1000 Treasures in the Chapter House travel back another century in the cathedral's history month by month, lectures await you in the Court Room in Merseburg Castle, which focus on individual exhibits of the Year 1000 Treasures and thus present a century in its entirety.
The parish in the episcopal city. The Merseburg churches in the tense relationship between citizens, council and bishop
While the Year 1000 Treasures in the Chapter House travel back another century in the cathedral's history month by month, lectures await you in the Court Room in Merseburg Castle, which focus on individual exhibits of the Year 1000 Treasures and thus present a century in its entirety.
Lecture in the Hofstube at the castle
The parish in the episcopal city. The Merseburg churches in the tense relationship between citizens, council and bishop
While in the chapter house the Year1000Treasures travel back another century in the cathedral's history month by month, in the court room of Merseburg Castle you can expect lectures that focus on individual exhibits of the Year1000Treasures and thus shed more light on a century in its historical significance for Merseburg Cathedral and the region.
In May, the Year 1000 Treasures of the 16th century, i.e. the stirring Reformation period, will be presented. In her lecture, historian Lisa Merkel will take you to Merseburg during the Reformation and present the results of her research on the bishop's churches of that time.
The parish in the episcopal city. The Merseburg churches in the tense relationship between citizens, council and bishop
While in the chapter house the Year1000Treasures travel back another century in the cathedral's history month by month, in the court room of Merseburg Castle you can expect lectures that focus on individual exhibits of the Year1000Treasures and thus shed more light on a century in its historical significance for Merseburg Cathedral and the region.
In May, the Year 1000 Treasures of the 16th century, i.e. the stirring Reformation period, will be presented. In her lecture, historian Lisa Merkel will take you to Merseburg during the Reformation and present the results of her research on the bishop's churches of that time.
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When:
Wednesday 19.05.21 18:00
Where:
Venue:
Merseburg Cathedral
Cathedral square 7
06217 Merseburg
Phone: +49 3461 / 210045
fax: +49 3461 / 720621
E-mail: fuehrung@merseburger-dom.de
06217 Merseburg
Phone: +49 3461 / 210045
fax: +49 3461 / 720621
E-mail: fuehrung@merseburger-dom.de
