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Charter: Illuminierte Urkunden 1563-03-29_Linz
Signature: 1563-03-29_Linz
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1563-03-29, Innsbruck
Wappenbrief: Kaiser Ferdinand I. bessert das Wappen von Rochus Freyman, Doctor der Rechte (Scheiber, Verzeichnis, Nr. 12).
Source Regest: Bundesministerium Kunst, Kultur, öffentlicher Dienst und Sport (BMKÖS), Projekt IllUrk-Ö (2023/24)
Bearbeitungsstand: NIEDRIG
 
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Linz, Oberösterreichisches Landesarchiv (OOeLA), Diplome und Wappenbriefe, Urkunde 12

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      Art historical description
      • vgl. Rochus Freyman 1559-02-10
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      Diplomatic Analysis

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      Links unter dem Schriftblock eigenhändige Unterschrift des Ausstellers.
      Vorne rechts auf der Plica: Ad mandatum sacrae Caesareae Mtis proprium. Haller
      Auf der Rückseite: Rta. (Registrata) Mathias Paul Strassberger


      Language: Deutsch
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      Places
      • HRR
        • Type: Region
      • Innsbruck
        Persons
        • Kaiser Ferdinand I.
          • Rochus Freyman
            Keywords
            • Illuminated Charters: Niveaus:
              • N1: Coat of arms
              • N1: painted
              • N1: historiated
              • N1: Panels
              • N1: with Additional Colours
              • N2: Display script (with decorative character)
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              • Wappenbrief
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