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Charter: Quellen der Stadt Koeln II, ed. Ennen, Eckertz, 1863(Google data)  Nr. 27.
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Ph. dei gratia Romanorum rex et semper Augustus notum faci- mus uniuersis imperii fidelibus tam presentibus quam futuris, quod nos pro salute nostra ecclesiam s. Marie de piscina sitam extra mu- ros Colonie cum uniuersis prediis et mancipiis suis ubicumque con- stitutis sub specialem et omnimodam regie maiestatis suscipimus defensionem, et pro remedio anime fidelis nostri beate memorie Di- derici de Erinporze, qui ibidem sepultus est, eiusdem ecclesie com- modis et profectibus diligentes volumus inuigilare. Eapropter man- damus et sub pena gratie nostre districte precipimus, ut nulli omnino hominum deinceps licitum sit memorate ecclesie possessiones temere inuadere, vel personas ibidem domino famulantes quacumque
Konig Philipp nimmt das Kloster zum Weiher vor Koln zum Seelenheil seines dort begrabenen Getreuen, des Diederich von der Ehrenpforte, in seinen Schutz. — Aachen, 1208, 19. Mai.
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Quellen zur Geschichte der Stadt Köln Band II, Nr. 27. , S. 46
 
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Quellen zur Geschichte der Stadt Köln Band II, Nr. 27. , S. 46

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    oecasione molestare. Quod quicumque facere presumpserit, iram 1208 omnipotentis dei et nostre offensam sublimitatis se nouerit grauitcr incursurum. Ad cuius rei certam in posterum notitiam banc paginam exinde conscriptam sigillo nostro iussimus communiri.

    Datum apud Aquisgranum, xiIIL kal. Junii, indictione xi.

    Aus Lacomblet's Urkundenbuch, II. Nr. 20.

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