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Charter: Urkunden (0947-1483) KAE, Urkunde Nr. 52
Signature: KAE, Urkunde Nr. 52
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Abstract
1040-02-04, Reichenau
König Heinrich III. bestätigt dem Kloster Einsiedeln seine Besitzungen, unter andern im Zürichgau: Uerikon, Meilen, Oetwil, Stäfa, Lindau, Rüti, Männedorf, Esslingen, Adlikon, Turbenthal, Rickenbach, Hittnau.
Source Regest: 
ZUB, I, Nr. 232
 
Text witnesses

Textual witness: A

Original

Current repository: 
Klosterarchiv Einsiedeln, KAE, A.AI.20

1 Siegel
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    Textual witness: B

    Kopie

    Current repository: 
    Klosterarchiv Einsiedeln, KAE, A.II.1

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      Textual witness: C

      Kopie

      Current repository: 
      Klosterarchiv Einsiedeln, KAE, A.AI.20a

      Material: Pergament
      Dimensions: ca. 39x27 cm
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        Diplomatic Analysis
        abstracts: 
        • Morel, Nr. 28.
        • QW I/1, Nr. 76.
        • Hidber, Urkundenregister, Band I, Nr. 1313.
        • Helbok, Regesten Vorarlberg, Nr. 185.
        • BUB, Band I, Nr. 182.
        • UB Südl. St. Gallen, Band I, Nr. 122.
        • Chartularium Sangallense, Band III, Nr. 878.
        Editions: 
        • DAE, Band G, Nr. 20, S. 18-19.
        • ZUB, Band I, Nr. 232.
        • TUB, Band II, Nr. 3.
        • MGH DH III, Nr. 36.
        • WUB online, Band I, Nr. 223.
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        • Reichenau
           
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