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Charter: Salzburg, Domkapitel (831-1802) AUR 1055 III 22
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22. März 1055, Brixen
Kaiser Heinrich III. schenkt der Salzburger Kirche ein Gut in Eisengrätzham (heute St. Veit östlich Rossbach) am Marluppbach im Mattiggau, das Boto im kaiserlichen Hofgericht aberkannt worden war.
Source Regest: Salzburger Urkundenbuch, II. Band, Urkunden von 790 bis 1199. Willibald Hauthaler und Franz Martin. S. 153.
 
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Posse XV, 1
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    K.-B. 1 f. 89 (C).

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      C. In nomine sancte et individuae trinitatis. Heinricus divina favente clementia Romanorum imperator augustus. Cum in hoc presentis vitae stadio discurrentes premium inmarcescibile adipisci cupimus et aecclesiarum atque orphanorum, viduarum necnon omnium egenorum inopiam elemosinarum largitate ditare festinamus, quia inde aeternam mercedem accipere speramus et pro meritorum qualitate unicuique, prout possumus, digna retribuentes atque in semita iusticie ita gressus nostros confirmantes, videlicet bonis et nobis fideliter servientibus premia cumulando, malis autem et Christi nostrique infidelibus poenas minitando. Idcirco noverint omnes Christi nostrique fideles tam futuri quam presentes, qualiter nos pro remedio anime nostrae et incolomitate ac peticione consortis regni thorique nostri Agnetis imperatricis necnon pro saluto et intercessione filii [nostri Hein]rici quarti regis atque ob interventum Salzpurgensis episcopi nomine Baldevvini deo nobisque fidi quoddam predium Potonis, rei maiestatis et in palatino placito dampnati atque proscripti, quod nostrae potestati lege adiudicatum est, in loco Isingrimesheim dicto iuxta Marchluppam fluvium situm in pago Mathgeuue et hobas atque duas curtiles causas ad ipsum predium pertinentes ad titulum sancti Petri et sancti Rotperti, quorum honore Salzburgense monasterium constructum est, ad eundem locum in proprium tradidimus cum omnibus suis appendiciis, hoc est utriusque sex ususa) mancipiis areis aedificiis agris pratis pascuis terris cultis et incultis aquis aquarumque decursibus molis molendinis piscationibus silvis venationibus exitibus et reditibus viis et inviis, quaesitis et inquirendis cum omni utilitate, que ullo modo ||
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      inde poterit provenire. Et ut hec nostrae imperialis traditionis auctoritas stabilis et inconvulsa omni aevo permaneat, hanc cartam inde conscriptam manu propria, ut infra videtur, corroborantes sigilli nostri impressione iussimus insigniri.||
      Signumb) domni Heinrici tercii regis (M) Romanorum imperatoris augusti. SR.||
      Uuinitherius cancellarius vice Liutpoldi archicancellarii recognovi. Sc)||
      Data XI kalendas april., anno dominice incarnationis MLV, indict. VIII, anno autem domni Heinrici [tercii] regis, imperatoris secundi, ordinationis eius XXVII, regni vero XVI, imperii VIIII; actum Brixine; in dei nomine feliciter amen.
      Source Fulltext: Salzburger Urkundenbuch, II. Band, Urkunden von 790 bis 1199. Willibald Hauthaler und Franz Martin. S. 153-154.
      Diplomatic Analysis

      Original dating clause: XI kalendas april.

      Editions: 
      • SUB II 089 - Formelbuch d. Udalric von Bamberg: Cod. Vindob. 398 saec. XII 36' (B1); Cod. Zwettl. 283 saee. XII f. 152 (B2). - Eccard, Corpus histor. 2 (1723), 86 n° 92 aus B1. - Juvavia Anh. 240 n° 101 aus C = OÖ. U.-B. 2, 88 n° 69. - Böhmer, Reg. n° 1662. - Ankershofen, Reg. Nachtrag n° 12. - Jaffe, Bibl. rer. Germ. 5, 11. - Stumpf, RK n° 2468.


      Language: Latein

      Notes: 
      asex usus A statt sexus. bSignu ohne Abkürznngsstrich A. c Posse XV, 1.
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