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There were reports, however, that, barbarically, some books where used to fill holes in the cart tracks of the moor between the monastery and the river Loisach!In the course of the disposal of the library and archives, there came to light the manuscript of the Carmina Burana, a 13th century collection of songs by wandering scholars.

In the 1530s Dom Antonius Funda made considerable advances in the systematic writing of monastic history.In 1611 many of the community died of the plague.

At the suppression the library comprised 40,000 volumes.

During the Thirty Years' War the grammar school was suspended and in 1632 Dom Simon Speer was tortured and put to death by the Swedes for refusing to surrender the goods of the abbey.

It seems certain that Saint Boniface had an involvement in the foundation.

The school had reopened by 1689, when the study of languages, music, mathematics and botany was especially emphasised.

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