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Charter:  Morbio 5 (221)
Signature: Morbio 5 (221)
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Abstract
1390, in loco de Lomazio
Thomasinus de Calchano, Sohn des verstorbenen Curadus, aus Mailand, wohnhaft an porta Cumana in der parochia St. Fomei in Terramara, verpachtet dem Primolus de Guisscartis, Sohn des verstorbenen Martinus, wohnaft in Guanzate in der plebs von Appiano [Gentile] in der comunis von Mailand, ein Grundstück, gelegen in Guanzate. Aussteller: Thomasinus de Calchano, Mailand, Sohn des Curadus Empfänger: Primolus de Guisscartis, Guanzate, Sohn des Martinus
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urn: urn:nbn:de:gbv:3:3-1192015415-1789505860-12
doi: 10.25673/114336
 
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Überlieferungsart: original
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Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Sachsen-Anhalt Halle
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    • Material: Pergament
    Dimensions: 1 ungezähltes Blatt, Illustrationen, 29 x 24 cm
    Condition: Erhaltungszustand: moderat
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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 de Lomazio
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        • Primolus de Guisscartis, Guanzate, Sohn des Martinus
          • Thomasinus de Calchano, Mailand, Sohn des Curadus
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