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Charter:  Morbio 1 (25 a)
Signature: Morbio 1 (25 a)
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Abstract
1066, loco Iseo
Uuibertus aus Iseo, Sohn des Adammus, und seine Frau Berlinda, Tochter des verstorbenen Tedaldus, verkaufen Lambertus, Archipresbyter in der Gemeinde von St. Laurentii in Jovisalta, ihre Besitzungen in Azzanello und Munterione. Aussteller: Uuibertus Aussteller: Berlinda Empfänger: Lamberto, Jovisalta, Erzpriester
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urn: urn:nbn:de:gbv:3:3-1192015415-174931892X-16
doi: 10.25673/108910
 
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Überlieferungsart: kopial (um 1160)
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Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Sachsen-Anhalt Halle
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    • Material: Pergament
    Dimensions: 1 ungezähltes Blatt, Illustrationen, 66 x 29 cm
    Condition: Erhaltungszustand: gut
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      Diplomatic Analysis
      Mentions: 
      • Robolotti, Repertorio 1, Nr. 234
      Mentions: 
      • Hortzschansky-Perlbach, Lombardische Urkunden, Nr. 25
      Mentions: 
      • Astegiano, Codice diplomatico Cremonese 1, Nr. 141

      Comment

      Handschrift, (DE-588)4023287-6, (DE-627)10457187X, (DE-576)208948376
      Urkunde, (DE-588)4062132-7, (DE-627)104675098, (DE-576)209142618


      Language: lat
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      • loco Iseo
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        • Berlinda
          • Lamberto, Jovisalta, Erzpriester
            • Uuibertus
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