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As nearly all abbots, he combined the arms of the Abbey with his family arms. He used the motto ''Amore et Concordia'' (later ''Amore et Concordia Protegit''), which sometimes appears under the arms. Different variations of the combination of Abbey and personal arms are known. | As nearly all abbots, he combined the arms of the Abbey with his family arms. He used the motto ''Amore et Concordia'' (later ''Amore et Concordia Protegit''), which sometimes appears under the arms. Different variations of the combination of Abbey and personal arms are known. | ||
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Revision as of 13:27, 27 December 2022
ROBERT STADLER
Born : February 19, 1706
Deceased : January 4, 1765
Abbot of Schottenkloster in Wien, 1750-1765
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As nearly all abbots, he combined the arms of the Abbey with his family arms. He used the motto Amore et Concordia (later Amore et Concordia Protegit), which sometimes appears under the arms. Different variations of the combination of Abbey and personal arms are known.
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