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Charter: Urkundenbuch der Abtei Eberbach, ed. Rossel, 1862 (Google data) 80
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Urkundenbuch der Abtei Eberbach im Rheingau, Nr. 80, S. 138
 
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Urkundenbuch der Abtei Eberbach im Rheingau, Nr. 80, S. 138

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    62. Heinrich, Pastor in Gimminsheim, erlässt dem Kl. Eber bach einen Heuzehnten auf der Insel Varewcrth.

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    Orig. Urk. im Landesarchiv zu Idstein. Ocul. Mem. I fol. VIL

    Capitulum fei Petri in Wormatia. Notum fit om nibus hoc feriptum cernentibus. quod heinricus conca- noni(cus noster paftor in Gimminfheim. de confilio ple- bif et examine iuratorum in hoc aflensum | prebuit ceno bio in Ebirbach. ut relinqueret ei feni decimam que provenit de �?nfula comparata a domino Friderico im- peratore. et reeiperet in recompenfationem .X. iugera cam- peftria proprietatif. Quod | coram nobis ftabilitum et feripto traditum figillo fei petri confirmavimus. ea conditione ut fiquis | paftorum ei fuccedentium contra hoc venire voluerit. predieta iugera redeant ad cenobii ufum. |

    Actum est hoc dominieg incaraationis anno M°. CC°. VIIR Indictione XI» .

    Am Pergamentstreif hängt ein Stück des Siegeh: Petrus mil swei Schlüsseln in der Rechten. Die Unterschrift ist bis auf wenige Buchstaben weggebrochen.

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