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Charter: Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden (0794-1800) BayHStA, Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden 2020
Signature: BayHStA, Kloster St. Emmeram Regensburg Urkunden 2020
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Abstract
1474 Mai 5, Auguste
Kardinalpriester Marco [Barbo] tituli S Marci, Patriarch von Aquileia, apostolischer Legat, bewilligt den gläubigen Besuchern der Kirche von St. Emmeram an den Festtagen der Emmeramer Heiligen Emmeram, Dionysius und Wolfgang einen Ablaß von 100 Tagen.
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DE-BayHStA,
Provenienz: Reichsstift Regensburg-St. Emmeram

ein an Schnüren anhängendes Siegel in BlechkapselMaterial: Perg.
Dimensions: 25x41 cm
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    Original dating clause: Datum Auguste anno a nativitate domini millesimo quadringentesimo septuagesimo quarto tercio nonas maii pontificatus sanctissimi in Christo patris et domini nostri domini Sixti divina providencia pape quarti anno tertio.



    Language: lat.
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    • Auguste
      • Aquileia (Pr Udine, I), Patriarchat: Patriarchen \ Marco Barbo
        • Regensburg (krfr.St.), St. Emmeram (Reichsstift): Kirche St. Emmeram
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          • Barbo: Marco, Kardinalpriester San Marco, Patriarch von Aquileia
            • Dionysius, hl., Märtyrer
              • Emmeram, hl., Märtyrer
                • Wolfgang, Bischof von Regensburg
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