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Iburg Monastery Coat of Arms Stone
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JJK
March 18, 2025
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Very inconspicuously located on the southern side of the path, and only easily found by the sign next to it, is a stone bearing a coat of arms associated with the Iburg Monastery. An altar dedicated to St. Clement was consecrated there in 1070. As a symbol of the abbot's dignity, it bears a crosier (actually a bishop's symbol) crossed by an anchor, the so-called Clement's anchor. St. Clement, the third successor of St. Peter, was an early Christian martyr.
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Uwe aus Lüstringen
May 4, 2025
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At first, you just think, "What's that little boulder doing here?" But the sign next to it gives a detailed description.
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May 4, 2025
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I'm not entirely sure whether such an old stone with a coat of arms should simply stand in the forest. It would be perfectly appropriate in a castle, too.
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