Charter: St. Paul, Benediktiner (1099- 1499) 1260
Seal description: 1260
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Alexander IV. mandat Regi Hungariae,1 ut monasterium St. Pauli contra Sigfridum et Heinricum fratrem eius, comites de Pfannenberch, qui grauia damna per rapinas monasterio inferebant, defendat.2Source Regest: SCHROLL, Urkundenbuch St. Paul (= FRA II/39, Wien 1876) S. 151, Nr. 102
Archivum registratum von 1618 im. Archive zu St. Paul.
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1 Als Herzog von Steiermark.
2 Diese Urkunde gehört vor 1260, weil Graf Siegfried 1260, wie die folgende Urkunde beweist, schon todt war, und König Ottokar von Böhmen in diesem Jahre als Herr der Steiermark erscheint.
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