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Charter: St. Paul, Benediktiner (1099- 1499) 1202 IX 27
Signature: 1202 IX 27
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27. September 1202, Friesach
Erzbischof Eberhard von Salzburg verleiht dem Stifte St. Paul ,duas partes decimarum de XV mansis monti ipsorum, qui Winperch dicitur, contiguis‘. Er erhält dafür als Eigenthum ,duos mansos apud Appetesperge‘.1 Testes: Wernhardus prepositus Salzburgensis, Albertus prepositus de Chimesse, Cunradus abbas Runensis,2 Cunradus abbas Victoriensis, Fridericus de Petowe, Otto de Chunigesperc, Otto de Libenz, Cunradus de Stetehaim, Ekkehardus de Tanne, Wlfingus Cubertel, Cunradus de Pharre et frater eius Regenwardus; Gundramus plebanus de Lauentmunde, Cunradus vicedominus de Frisaco.
Source Regest: SCHROLL, Urkundenbuch St. Paul (= FRA II/39, Wien 1876) S. 107, Nr. 34
 
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      Original dating clause: Acta sunt hec in Frisaco anno ab incarn. dom. Mo. CCo. IIo. Indict. Va. Epacta XXVa. concurr. Ia Vo. Kal. Octobris Innocentio tertio papa apostolice cathedre presidente, anno pontificatus nostri IIo.

      Editions: 
      • Meiller, Salzburger Regesten, pag. 175, Nr. 29. Ankershofen, 1. c. Nr. 622, im Auszuge.


      Language: Latein

      Notes: 
      1 Abtsberg am Abhange der Saualpe bei St. Andreä.
      2 Konrad von Grodno, Abt zu Rein, 1195 – 1205.
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