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Charter: Kloster Ranshofen Urkunden (Augustiner-Chorherren 898-1813) 1276 VIII 25
Signature: 1276 VIII 25
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25. August 1276, St. Marienkirchen
Altmann von Leubolfing schenkt dem Kloster Ranshofen zum Schadenersatz ein halbes Pfund Pfennige auf seinem Hof zu Petrechsperg.
Source Regest: OÖUB 3 (Wien 1862) S. 439, Nr. 478
 
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    Ego Altmanus de Leuboluing dei gracia tam presentibus quam futuris cupio fore notum, quod ob remedium anime mee et omnium parentum meorum dedi libere dimidium talentum ratisponensis monete persoluendum annuatim ecclesie Ranshouensi de curia mea petrechsperg non obstantibus aliquibus defectibus curie memorate. interfui hev incendio ecclesie supradicte, ut aliqualis sibi per me facta sit reconpensatio et mee anime saluatio, uolo et statuo ipsum dimidium talentum dari in perpetuum ecclesie Ranshouensi. Ne autem hec mea donatio a quoquam suecessorum meorum uel etiam amicorum meorum ualeat uel possit aliqualiter inmutari, presentem meo sigillo et sigillo fratris mei domini vlrici litteram feci roborare ecclesie Ranshouensi pro testimonio seu cautela. Huius rei testes sunt fratres mei dominus Ulricus, hainricus, dominus otto, dominus Raffoldus de planchenpach, dominus albertus chlosnerius, dominus fridericus de Sigenhaim, dominus otto de Seiuridstorf, hainricus hardarius ciuis de praunawo et F. frater suus sueuus et alii quam plures. Acta sunt hec Anno domini M. CC. LXXVI. sequenti die post bartholomei apostoli in domo mea ad ecclesiam sancte Marie coram uenerabili Chůnrado preposito ranshouensi et capellano suo hainrico de Chrainnokch.
    Source Fulltext: OÖUB 3 (Wien 1862) S. 439, Nr. 478
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    Original dating clause: sequenti die post bartholomei apostoli



    Language: Latein
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