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Editor’s Note

Hereditas Monasteriorum 4, 14

2014

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Hereditas Monasteriorum vol. 4, 2014, p. 14

Editor’s Note

The fourth volume of “Hereditas Monasteriorum” includes slight editorial changes we have introduced to improve the clarity of the text, primarily of quotes and sum-maries. The Chronicle of Project section (referring to the project Cultural heritage

of dissolved monasteries on the territory of former Poland and in Silesia in the 18th and 19th c.: fate, significance, cataloguing) now has a clearer division into four parts: Semi-annual report, Reports on conferences organised under the Project (if there were

conferences during the reporting period), Reports by teams and their members,

Reports on individual research.

We have also received the first polemic with an article published in “Hereditas Mon-asteriorium”, which will inaugurate a new section, Polemics. We are very happy about this and about the expansion of the Books received section – we would like to thank everyone for their contributions. Unfortunately, we have not received any material that could be included in the important section Scientific chronicle. We regret that and would like to ask you to send us brief information on any conferences, meetings, exhibitions etc. devoted to a broadly defined topic of cultural heritage of monaster-ies and religious orders.

Marek DERWICH

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