 | Alt St. Alban, sanctuary since
7th century; later on Pfarrfirche; at present ruin |
| | St. Andreas, Chorherrenstift from
10th century, parish church since 1803 and since the 2nd World War belonging
to the Dominicans |
| | Antonitenkirche; the
Antoniten settled in Köln in 1298 |
| | St. Aposteln, Chorherrenstift from ca
1000, parish church from 1802 onwards |
| | St. Caecilien, Damenstift, founded by archbishop
Willebert, before 881 |
| | St Christoph, from 1190 chapel, afterwards parish church
of St Gereon; disbanded 1803, now demolished |
| | Dom St. Peter, Cathedral |
| | Domus Corporis Domini, Augustinians (Windesheimer
Kapittel), see: Moderne Devotie |
| | St. Georg, Chorherrenstift, founded 1059 |
| | St. Gereon, small church or chapel since 4th century,
chapter since 9th century ('hochadelig Stift' according to Verbeek, p. 48)
parish church since 1807 |
| | Alt St. Heribert in
Deutz, Benedictine monastery St Marien, founded in the castle
Deutz, by archbishop Heribert who was later venerated as a saint |
| | St Johann Baptist, founded
10th century by the Severinstift, parish church from 11th century |
| | Kartäuserkirche, founded ca 1334, church
dedicated to St Barbara, several chapels (Engelkapelle, Marienkapelle) |
| | St.Kolumba, parish church at least
since 12th century |
| | St Kunibert, Chorherrenstift since 9th century,
founded at an already existing sanctuary; now parish church |
| | St. Marien-Ablasskapelle, parish church,
developed out of a Marienkirche; property of the Ursulastift since 927 |
| | Maria ad Gradus (Mariengraden;
Maria im Kapitol), Kanonikerstift since ca 1060 |
| | St Maria Lyskirchen, in 10th century private
church of the landlord, since 1067 property of the St Georgstift, now parish church |
| | Gross St. Martin, Schottenstift |
| | Klein St. Martin, Pfarre St. Martin, originated in
11th century, in 1100 united with St Peter und Paul, from 1140 (at least) parish church |
| | Mauritiuskirche, dedicated 1141 |
| | St. Michael am Weidenbach,
Fraterhaus |
| | Minoritenkirche St Marië Empfängnis; the
Franciscans settled in Köln in 1229; the choir of their newbuilt
church was dedicated 1260; transferred to the Dom 1802 |
| | St. Pantaleon, Benedictine abbey, founded by
archbishop Bruno in 957, inhabited by monks of the
Gorzer Reform from St. Maximin of Trier, since 1802 parish church |
| | St Peter, parish church since mid 12th century, but
probably already in 941 an Eigenkirche of the Caecilienstift existed on this place |
| | St Severin, Chorherrenstift |
| | St Ursula, Frauenstift
|
| | B-Br 353, Rhineland Breviary, 12th century |
| | Enschede, RMT, inv.nr. 293 (cat.nr. 10): Breviarium, diocese Köln,
written before 1488; see:
De
handschriften en incunabelen van het Rijksmuseum Twenthe, pp. 17-18
and p. 62 (facs.) |
| | Köln, Erzbisch. Diöz.museum, Bu2-1, Missal, early 13th
century; Low Countries notation on staves of 4 ink lines; c-line
yellow, f-line red. Probably from the Cistercian abbey Altenberg (see
Kostbarkeiten in Köln, nr.
181, pp. 75-76, incl. facs.; Handschriftencensus Rheinland, nr. 1328) |
| | Köln, Erzbisch. Diöz.museum, Bu3-314, Gradual, Köln (?),
early 16th century (see Kostbarkeiten in Köln, nr. 148, p. 62;
Handschriftencensus Rheinland,
nr. 1329) |
| | Köln, Erzbisch. Diöz.museum, Bu7,
Graduale-Antiphonarium, 15th century, from the parish church in
Oberbachem (see Kostbarkeiten in Köln, nr. 182, p. 76;
Handschriftencensus Rheinland,
nr. 1331) |
| | Köln, Erzbisch. Diöz.museum, Bu4-315, Gradual, Köln,
early 16th century (see Kostbarkeiten in Köln, nr. 93, p. 46;
Handschriftencensus Rheinland,
nr. 1330) |
| | Köln, Erzbisch. Diöz.museum, Bu15-310, Missal,
Rheinland-Westfalen, 15th century, perhaps from the Abtei Werden an
der Ruhr (see: Kostbarkeiten in Köln, nr. 92, p. 46;
Handschriftencensus Rheinland,
nr. 1334)
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