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Abstract
1348, in loco Caxallis Pusterlengorum episcopatus Laudi sub porticu dicti loci
Franceschinus de Somaripa, Sohn des verstorbenen Simon de Somaripa, aus Lodi verkauft dem Mafictus Cagamostus, Sohn des verstorbenen Pasaronus, aus Lodi zwei Stück Land, gelegen auf dem Gebiet von Lodi. Aussteller: Franceschinus de Somaripa, Lodi, Sohn des Simon de Somaripa Empfänger: Mafictus Cagamostus, Lodi, Sohn des Pasaronus
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urn: urn:nbn:de:gbv:3:3-1192015415-1775538826-18
doi: 10.25673/114765
 
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Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Sachsen-Anhalt Halle
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    • Material: Pergament
    Dimensions: 1 ungezähltes Blatt, Illustrationen, 30 x 17 cm
    Condition: Erhaltungszustand: gut
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      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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      • in loco Caxallis Pusterlengorum episcopatus Laudi sub porticu dicti loci
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        • Franceschinus de Somaripa, Lodi, Sohn des Simon de Somaripa
          • Mafictus Cagamostus, Lodi, Sohn des Pasaronus
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