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Charter: Illuminierte Urkunden - Italien (ohne Lombardei) 1446-06-27_Mailand
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1446-06-27_Mailand

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1446-06-27, Brescia
Notarsinstrument zu Gunsten von San Faustino in Brescia: I giudici dei chiodi sentenziano in favore del monastero di San Faustino Maggiore di Brescia per il diritto di pascolo ed erbatico.
Enrico Scaccabarozzi
Source Regest: 
FWF Projekt P 26706-G21 "Illuminierte Urkunden"
Bearbeitungsstand: MITTEL
 
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Mailand, Archivio di Stato di Milano, Cimeli, cart. 1, doc.3





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    • Materielle Beschreibung: 
      18-Zeilen hohe, in den Text eingerückte historisierte Deckfarbeninitiale I(n).
    • Der Initialkörper floral gestaltet, die Basis von einem Wappen überblendet. Links und rechts des Schaftes zwei stehende Heilige vor Ornamentgrund. Die Nimben in Blattgold. Das Initialfeld von kurzen Fadenranken umgeben, die in grossen Blatt- und Blütenmotiven enden.
    • Notarssignete (unter anderem Arnoldus de Arnoldi).
    • Martin Roland
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    • Brescia
      • Type: Empfängerort
    • Italien
      • Type: Region
    • Lombardei
      • Type: Region
     
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    • Illuminated Charters: Niveaus:
      • N1: Initials
      • N1: historiated
      • N1: with Additional Colours
      • N3: Signum notarile
      • N1: painted
      • N1: Coat of arms
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