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Wallin, C. (Ed.). (2000). Tommarps urkundsbok: klostret - hospitalet - staden - socknen: Registerdelen (Vol. 7). Bokförlager Österleniana.
Weiger, A. (Ed.). (2000). Prämonstratenser-Chorherrenstift Geras, Stifts- und Pfarrkirche Maria Geburt und Ehem. Prämonstratenser(innen)kloster Pernegg, Stiftskirche zum hl. Andreas. Verl. St. Peter.
Wouters, J. (2000). Schola claustrum alterum dici debet. Filip van Harvengts raadgevingen aan studenten. Analecta Praemonstratensia, 76, 107–132.

In his letters to students, Philip of Harvengt († 1183) engages himself in a dialogue with the environment of the schools of his time. This is obvious since the exchange of letters was not an entirely private affair as it is nowadays. Letters were shared with one's companions and read by them. When Philip therefore wrote a letter to a student, he addressed in fact a broader public. The letters addressed to students appear to belong to two different literary types. His earliest letters, Ad Wedericum and ad Hervardum are in fact treatises concerning a debated question with some spiritual advise in the margin. Later written letters only contain spiritual advise. But all Philip's letters show a keen awareness of the fact that a sound exegesis starts from a litteral understanding of the material text of Sacred Scripture, even though he depicts its study as preparing for an experienced meeting with the One who inspired it. This fundamental conviction concerning study of Scripture probably points towards influence from the Parisian school of the canons regular of Saint Victor. In his letter Ad Wedericum Hugh of Saint Victor is explicitly quoted while Philip develops his argument in favour of a literal explication of the six days during which creation took place according to the book Genesis. "The school should be called another monastery", for, in spite of the different environment, assiduous study of Scripture is performed in both places. Bible study probably took on a different character in monasteries of regular canons, such as Saint Victor in Paris and Bonne-Espérance, than the monastic lectio divina.
Ziegler, W. (2000). Das Prämonstratenserkloster Adelberg in staufischer Zeit. In K.-H. Rueß & W. Ziegler (Eds.), Die Staufer (pp. 77–79). Ges. für Staufische Geschichte.
Nur Keller erinnern an das Kloster Broda : Prämonstratensermönche hatten den größten Teil des Landbesitzes verpachtet. (1999). Anzeigenkurier: Neubrandenburg, Neustrelitz, Altentreptow, 9, 8.
Adámek, J. (1999). K osudům komunity milevského kláštera za husitských válek. Táborský archiv, 9, 91–101. https://rukovet.cms.flu.cas.cz/static/Odkazy_upload/TA_09_1999.pdf

[Schicksale des Prämonstratenserkonvents Mühlhausen während der Hussitenkriege]

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Al, P. (1999). Premonstratenzer aanwezigheid in Nederland. Tijdschrift voor Nederlandse Kerkgeschiedenis, 2, 67–75.
Al, P. (1999). Salival. In W. Kaspar (Ed.), Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche (Third Edition, p. 1487).
Arndt, G. (1999). Norbert von Xanten und die Prämonstratenser in Brandenburg. Jahresbericht über den Historischen Verein zu Brandenburg, 8, 20–38.
Bärenfänger, R. (1999). Wüstung Kloster Barthe bei Hesel. In R. Bärenfänger (Ed.), Ostfriesland (pp. 197–200). Theiss.
Bijsterveld, A.-J. A. (1999). Conflict and compromise: the Premonstratensians of Ninove (Flanders) and the laity in the twelfth century. In A.-J. A. Bijsterveld, H. B. Teunis, & A. Wareham (Eds.), Negotiating Secular and Ecclesiastical Power: Western Europe in the Central Middle Ages (pp. 167–183). Brepols.

Investigates what the miracle stories in the Liber miraculorum s. Cornelii Ninivensis can reveal about relations between the canons and the laity, expecially the way in which they dealt with the laity in conflicts
Bijsterveld, A.-J. A. (1999). Gift Exchange, Landed Property, and Eternity: the Foundation and Endowment of the Premonstratensian priory of Postel (1128/1138-1179). In F. Theuws & N. Royman (Eds.), Land and ancestors: cultural dynamics in the Urnfield period and the Middle Ages in the Southern Netherlands (pp. 309–348). Amsterdam University Press.
Bondéelle-Souchier, A. (1999). L’exploitation des inventaires médiévaux transmis par des copies modernes: l’exemple de l’inventaire de la bibliothèque de Fontcaude. In R. Schlusemann, J. M. M. Hermans, & M. Hoogvliet (Eds.), Sources for the History of Medieval Books and Libraries (pp. 149–161). Egbert Forsten.
Bondéelle, A. (1999). D’un fonds monastique aux grandes collections actuelles. L’itinéraire d’un légendier de Braine. Analecta Bollandiana, 117, 151–162.
Borchardt, K. (1999). Das Kloster der Prämonstratenserinnen zu Bruderhartmann und sein Gründer Hartmann von Lobdeburg. Jahrbuch für fränkische Landesforschung, 59, 37–56. http://daten.digitale-sammlungen.de/bsb00048850/image_51

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Borradaile, G. J. (1999). Magnetization dating at a medieval monastery (Tupholme, Lincolnshire). Archaeometry, 41, 175–183.
Deisting, H. J. (1999). Zur Geschichte der Vogtei des Klosters Oelinghausen in Werl. In W. Saure (Ed.), Oelinghauser Beiträge. Aspekte aus 825 Jahren Klosterleben (pp. 41–57). Freundeskreis Oelinghausen.
Denier, R.-M. (1999). La Sainte Larme de Selincourt. Association Racines.
Dijck, L. van. (1999). De stichting van het “Besloten Hof” te Herentals (1410). In De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies (pp. 151–161). Praemonstratensia.
Dilworth, G. M. (1999). Whithorn Priory in the Late Middle Ages. Friends of the Whithorn Trust.
Döpner, T. (1999). Das Prämonstratenserinnenkloster Altenberg im Hoch- und Spätmittelalter. Sozial und frömmigkeitsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen. N.G. Elwert (Kommissionsverlag).
Dyck, L. C. van. (1999). De abdij van Tongerlo. Een kennismaking. In De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies (pp. 1–24). Praemonstratensia.
Dyck, L. C. van. (1999). De abdij van Tongerlo en het tiendrecht. een beknopt historisch overzicht. In De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies (pp. 229–241).
Dyck, L. C. van. (1999). De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies. Praemonstratensia.
Dyck, L. C. van. (1999). De grafschriften uit de oude abdijkerk van Tongerlo. In De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies (pp. 635–647). Praemonstratensia.
Dyck, L. C. van. (1999). De Norbertuspaneeltjes van de abdij Tongerlo. In De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies (pp. 627–634). Praemonstratensia.
Dyck, L. C. van. (1999). De prelaten van de abdij van Tongerlo. Historische en juridische kanttekeningen bij de prelatenlijst van de abdij van Tongerlo. In De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies (pp. 43–127). Praemonstratensia.
Dyck, L. C. van. (1999). De voormalige brouwerij van de abdij van Tongerlo. In De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies (pp. 205–218). Praemonstratensia.
Dyck, L. C. van. (1999). Hendrik II, abt van Tongerlo (1207/1209), hersenschim of historische figuur? In De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies (pp. 129–136). Praemonstratensia.
Dyck, L. C. van. (1999). Hoeven en hoevenaars van de abdij van Tongerlo. In De Abdij van Tongerlo: gebundelde historische studies (pp. 175–204). Praemonstratensia.

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