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Charter: Urkunden (1058-1899) 1418 XI 06
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6. November 1418, Krems
In nomine domini; amen. Anno domini etc. XVIII, indictione XI, die vero VI mensis novembris, hora primarum vel quasi in curia dotali Krembse honestus vir Tilmalinus, clericus Maguntinensis diocesis, constituit procuratores suos honestos viros, dominos Nicolaum in Hauczenperig, Nicolaum provisorem ecclesie predicte in Krembs et presentes et Iohannem, notarium decanatus in Mauttaren, absentem ad acceptandum pro eo et eius nomine beneficium vacans vel vacaturum quodcumque de collacione venerabilis dominisa Petri abbatis monasterii Gotwicensis vigore gracie sue expectative sibi per sanctissimum dominum Martinum papam quintum facte etc. presentibus ibidem dominis Stephane Guld in Mellico et Vlrico capellano hospitalis in Krembs testibus etc.
Source Regest: FUCHS, Göttweig II (=FRA II/52, Wien 1901) S. 171, Nr. 1095
 
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Notiz in Cod. D d. k. k. Staatsarch. in Wien auf Pap., f. 155'.

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    Original dating clause: die vero VI mensis novembris



    Language: Latein

    Notes: 
    a Cod. statt domini.
    Index
    Places
    • Hautzenberg (Bayern, D)
    • Krems (GB KR)
    • Mautern (GB KR)
    • Melk (GB ME)
    Persons
    • Johannes, Notar in Mautern, Zeuge
    • Martin V., Papst (1417 - 1431)
    • Nikolaus in Hautzenberg, Pfarrer in Krems, Zeuge
    • Petrus II., Abt des Benediktinerstiftes Göttweig (1404 - 1431)
    • Stefan Guld in Melk
    • Tilmann, Kleriker der Diözese Mainz
    • Ulrich, Kaplan des Bürgerspitals in Krems
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