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Svatý Benedikt z Nursie Saint Benedict of Nursia
(c.480-543), Patron saint of Europe and students; founded communities for monks. Benedict's main achievement is his "Rule of Saint Benedict", containing precepts for his monks
(Wikipedia).
Father of the rule. Depicted with book and chalice.
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Svatý Bernard z Clairvaux
Saint Bernard of Clairvaux
(1090 - 1153), French abbot and the primary builder of the reforming Cistercian order
(Wikipedia).
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Svatý Mikuláš / Saint Nicholas
(4th century), Bishop of Myra
(Wikipedia).
Patron of the monastery's church.
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Svatý Vojtĕch / Saint Adalbert
(c. 956 - 997), bishop of Prague and a missionary, was martyred in his efforts to convert the Baltic Prussians. Patron saint of Bohemia, Poland, Hungary and Prussia
(Wikipedia).
Patron of the country. Depicted as a bishop with a book and rudder.
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Svatý Jan / Saint John, Martyr
Depicted as soldier with folded hands (according to the information panel, 'Patron against storms').
Two early martyrs with a legendary character and without historical foundation
(Wikipedia).
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Svatý Pavel / Saint Paul, Martyr
Depicted as a soldier with a palm branch (according to the information panel, 'Patron against lightning and hailstorm').
See no. 3.
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Svatý Cyril / Saint Cyril
(Old Church Slavonic: Кѷриллъ) (9th century), with his brother Methodius missionaries among the Slavic peoples; credited with devising the 'Cyrillic' alphabet (Wikipedia).
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Svatý Metoděj / Saint Methodius
Depicted as a bishop with a book making a blessing gesture. (Old Church Slavonic: Меѳодїи), 9th century, with his brother Cyril missionaries among the Slavic peoples; credited with devising the 'Cyrillic' alphabet (Wikipedia).
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