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Charter: St. Paul, Benediktiner (1099- 1499) 1263 VI 14
Signature: 1263 VI 14
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14. Juni 1263, St. Veit
Herzog Ulrich von Kärnten gibt auf die Klage des Abtes Gerhard von St. Paul, ,quod, cum nobilis vir Sifridus de Merenberch per terram Karinthie gereret vices nostras, predictum abbatem et conuentum ad quorundam instructionem fatigare incipiens et artare asseruit, quod ultra ius debitum ab eorum officialibus thelonium in foro Volkenmarcht, quod ad eos spectat, reciperent‘, den Befehl, ,ut iuxta illam consuetudinem, que per mortem illustris ducis patris nostri Bernhardi ad nos usque est deuoluta et temporibus predecessoris predicti Domini G. abbatis in receptione thelonii ibidem est habita, sine difficultatis obstaculo perpetualiter percipere debeant et habere‘. Testes: Hainricus plebanus de Pu/olst et Ortolfus capellani curie, dns Cholo et filius suus de Saeldenhofen, dns Wilhelmus de Minchendorf, Heinricus dictus Zeysel, Heinricus de Silberberch, Chunradus de Schranchpavm et a. q. p.
Source Regest: SCHROLL, Urkundenbuch St. Paul (= FRA II/39, Wien 1876) S. 154-155, Nr. 108
 
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    Copialbuch von St. Paul, fol. 139.




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      Original dating clause: Actum et datum in s. Vito a. d. Mo. ducentesimo LXIIIo. XVIIIo. Kal. Julii.



      Language: Latein
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