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Charter: Chartularium Sangallense 03 (1004-1277) Nr. 1722, S. 515
Signature: Nr. 1722, S. 515
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Abstract
1263, Gottlieben
Rudolf von Rheineck verkauft dem Kloster Salem sein Gut in Sohl.
Source Regest: 
Chartularium Sangallense III, Nr. 1722, S. 515 (Reg. ep. Const. I,2073.).
 
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Eintrag (B), 13. Jh., Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe, 67/1162 (Codex Salemitanus), S. 280.
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    Anno domini M°CC°LXIII°. Rvdolfus de Rinegge1 vend(idit) monasterio de Salem2 predium suum in Sol3 pro Ia marca. Actum in Gotelivbon4, presentibus subnotatis, videlicet domino Eberhardo venerabili episcopo Constantiensi5, Hainrico de Rinegge6, Cvonr. notario domini episcopi7, Hainr. de Wigoltingen8 canonico ecclesie sancti Stephani in Constantia et aliis quam pluribus.
    Source Fulltext: Chartularium Sangallense III, Nr. 1722, S. 515.
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    Editions: 
    • ZGOR 31 (1879), S. 135.


    Language: Latein

    Notes: 
    1 Rudolf I. v. Rheineck (Bez. Unterrheintal), 1260-1296. - 2 Zisterzienserkloster Salem, n. Meersburg BW. - 3 Sohl, s. Pfullendorf BW. - 4 Gottlieben, Bez. Kreuzlingen TG. - 5 Eberhard II v. Waldburg, 1248-1274. - 6 Heinrich v. Rheineck, 1263-1282*, wohl als Bruder Rudolfs unmittelbar nach dem Bischof erwähnt (oder Geistlicher?). - 7 Notar Konrad, 1250-1265, vgl. Heinemann, S. 11. - 8 Heinrich v. Wigoltingen (Bez. Weinfelden TG), 1241-1264 Chorherr v. St. Stephan in Konstanz.
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