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The battle which leads to victory is embodied on the high altar through the martyrdom of apostles Peter & Paul
The Garden Pavilion of Melk Abbey
The grandeur of the abbey was to make its orientation towards God clearly visible
The library holds 100,000 volumes in total with manuscripts from before 15th c. to modern works
The library of the Melk abbey consists of a total of twelve rooms
The meaning of the Melk Abbey Church can be seen in the inscription on its high altar
The victory in this battle is portrayed on the one hand by the large victory crown on the high altar and the dome frescoes ...
NON CORONABITUR NISI LEGITIME CERTAVERIT - Without a legitimate battle there is no victory