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ABBEY OF THE LADIES OF ÉTRUN (Abbaye des Dames d'Étrun, also Éstrun)

Country : France
Denomination : Roman Catholic
Order: Benedictan

Established : +/- 800
Abolished : 1790

Arms (crest) of Abbey of the Ladies of Étrun
Official blazon
French D'or, parti d'azur, au dextrochère d'argent, vêtu de sable, brochant sur Je tout, de droite à gauche, et tenant une crosse d'or en pal.

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