Charter: Salzburg, Domkapitel (831-1802) AUR 1246 XI
Seal description: AUR 1246 XI
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November 1246, Friesach
Eb Eberhard II. schenkt dem Domkapitel den halben Markt Tamsweg im Lungau (Taemswich in Longou) mit allem Recht und Zugehör, wie er ihn von Hernid von Pettau (Haertnido de Bettowe) gekauft hat.Source Regest: Salzburger Urkundenbuch, III. Band, Urkunden von 1200 bis 1246. Willibald Hauthaler und Franz Martin. S. 644.
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1 SiegelNotarius Description: 272Dimensions: 25.3 : 20.6
Kop.-B. des Domkap. f. 50 (D).
In nomine sancte et individue trinitatis. Eberhardus dei gratia Salzburgensis ecclesie archiepiscopus, apostolice sedis legatus, imperpetuum. Cum religiosorum quieti et domino famulantium ratione officii episcopalis intendere debeamus, quorum orationibus tam in vita quam in morte domino credimus commendari, maxime autem hiis, qui patronis ecclesie nostre, cui licet immeriti presidemus, die noctuque vigiliis et orationibus famulantur, presenti scripto notum facimus tam presentibus quam futuris nos dilectis in Christo fratribus preposito et capitulo nostro medietatem fori in Taemswich in Longoua) cum omni iure, quo illud conparavimus a domino Haertnido de Betto/vwe1) in areis silvis pratis et pascuis necnon cum omnibus utilitatibus et serviciis, que ex eo tam in presenti quam in futuro poterunt provenire, propter devotionem ipsorum et canonicum ordinem, cui laudabiliter inserviunt, liberaliter contulisse, ut quies ipsorum et tranquillitas augeatur in provincia, que dicitur Longoua), ubi maior pars possessionum suarum consistit et ut de nostra ipsis collata gracia suos colonos et prediab) melius ibidem valeant defensare. Ut autem hec nostre liberalitatis donatio robur optineat firmitatis, presentem eis paginam dedimus sigilli nostri munimine communitam. Huius rei testes sunt: Vlricus venerabilis electus Sekowensis, Vlricus episcopus Lauenden(sis), magister H(einricus) prepositus Trabergen(sis), H(ertwicus) prepositus sancti Virgilii, magister Perhtoldus de Liserekke, dominus W(lfingus) de Stu/obenberch, dominus H(ertnidus) de Betto/vwe, dominus D(itmarus) de Wizzenekke, dominus H(artungus) de Libenz, H(einricus) de Pru/onning, K(arolus) de Pebeningc), et alii quam plures. Datum in Frisaciid), anno domini M°CC°XL°VI°. S.e)
Source Fulltext: Salzburger Urkundenbuch, III. Band, Urkunden von 1200 bis 1246. Willibald Hauthaler und Franz Martin. S. 644.
Original dating clause: anno domini MCCXLVI.
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- SUB III 1098
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a) über das zweite o a darübergeschrieben. b)colonos et pr auf Rasur. c) So A statt Gebning. d) A. e) an gelb-rot-grüner Seide Siegel 2. 1) n° 1096 (1246 X 05)
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