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Charter: Illuminierte Urkunden - Frankreich 1298-99-99_Paris_4
Signature: 1298-99-99_Paris_4

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1298-02-27 (nv. st.), [Beauvais]
Lettres de l’official de Beauvais ("officialis Belvacensis") concernant la vente ("per manum ventis") consentie par Simon de Vearinger ("Symon de Vearinger") et son épouse Marie ("Maria eius uxor") aux doyen et chapitre cathédral de Beauvais ("viros decanum e capitulum ecclesie Sancti Petri Belvacensis").
Jonathan Dumont.
Source Regest: FWF Projekt P 33577-G „Macht und Diplomatie“
Bearbeitungsstand: MITTEL
 
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Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, Picardie 311, pièce 71

Absent, traces ("sigillum curiae Belvacensis duximus apponendum")


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      • Materielle Beschreibung: 
        U(niversis als vergrösserte Lombarde, im Binnenfeld Fleuronnée, aussen Begleitlinien sowie links und oben strahlen Silhouettemotive aus. Die Oberlängen der ersten Zeile vergrössert.
      • Gabriele Bartz
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      Original dating clause: 27 février 1299 (nv. st.) ("Datum anno Domini millesimo ducentesimo nonagesimo octavo, die veneris ante cineres")



      Language: Latin
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          • N2: Penwork(Fleuronnée)
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