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Deutsch: Der Blick geht auf die Nordseite des Gebäudes. Links zu erkennen der sog. Winterchor. Unten (große Sandsteinquader) das Mauerwerk von 1168, darüber mit Spitzgiebel das dritte Stockwerk von 1568. In der Mitte des Bildes der obere Teil und das Pultdach des 1972/73 wiederaufgebauten nördlichen Seitenschiffes, darüber der originale karolingische Obergaden mit fünf karolingischen Rundbogenfenstern. Die Putzflächen sind teilweise romanisch, ebenso teilweise noch karolingisches Original. Die weiteren Fenster stammen aus dem 16. Jahrhundert.
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(Original text: Juli 2006)
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Author Gleiberg at German Wikipedia

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