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Charter: Chartularium Sangallense 03 (1004-1277) Nr. 1394, S. 311
Signature: Nr. 1394, S. 311
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Abstract
11. Februar 1248, Lyon
Papst Innozenz IV beauftragt den Bischof von Konstanz1, die Inkorporation der Kirche Altdorf2 ins Fraumünster Zürich auch in seinem Namen zu bestätigen. Es baten darum . . . nobiles viri C. comes de Toggenburca)3 et H. dominus de Wartinbercb)4 . . . , quorum due neptes in eodem monasterio sub religionis habitu dicuntur domino deservire . . .
Source Regest: 
Chartularium Sangallense III, Nr. 1394, S. 311 (Potthast, Reg. Pont. Rom. II,12839.).
 
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Current repository: 
Stadtarchiv Zürich.


    cop.
    Abschr. (B), Vidimus v. 6. Juli 1248, Stadtarchiv Zürich, 21; Abschr. (B), Vidimus v. 10. Juli 1248, ebd., 22.


      ins.
      Registereintrag (R), Vatikan. Archiv, Reg. Vat. 51, f. 505v, ep. 575.

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        Editions: 
        • UB Zürich II, 716 u. 738 (Vidimus). - Bernoulli, Acta Pont. Helv. I,429 (nach R).


        Language: Latein

        Notes: 
        a)Toggeburc mit Kürzungsstrich A; Toggenburg B1, B2. - b)Wartinberg B1, B2; Watinberc R. - 1 Heinrich v. Tanne, 1233-1248. - 2 UR. - 3 Kraft I. v. Toggenburg, 1228-ca. 1254. - 4 Wartenberg, sö. Donaueschingen BW.
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