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The arms are canting, showing Our Lady between two grape plants (Wijngaerd means vineyard). The arms are first known from a map from around 1600, but may have been in use since the foundation.
The arms are canting, showing Our Lady between two grape plants (Wijngaerd means vineyard). The arms are first known from a map from around 1600, but may have been in use since the foundation.

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ABBEY OF OUR LADY TEN WIJNGAERD (Onze-Lieve-Vrouwabdij ten Wijngaerd)

Town/city : Leuven, Belgium
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Order : Cistercian

Established : 1519
Abolished : 1798

Arms (crest) of Abbey of Our Lady ten Wijngaerd
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Origin/meaning

The arms are canting, showing Our Lady between two grape plants (Wijngaerd means vineyard). The arms are first known from a map from around 1600, but may have been in use since the foundation.

Arms of Abbesses

Literature: Cruys, M. et al : Heraldiek van Abdijen en Kloosters 32:ten Wijngaerd


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