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outbreak, which lasted for seven weeks and took many lives. When the church was finished, the plague stopped. Amazed by this, the citizens asked a local icon painter to create an icon in gratitude of God's mercy. The icon was also created in one day and became the most important relic in the city.
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In the 19th century the cathedral was changed several times; gradually it completely lost its original view. In 1840–1842 the refectory and the 'warm' church were rebuilt. In 1851–1853 the building underwent a full-scale reconstruction when all the frescoes were repainted, the altar enlarged, the
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In 2021 a lime tree planted in the cathedral's yard in 1895 was registered in the national register of protected old trees as a living monument of nature.
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