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Charter: Lübeckisches Urkundenbuch, ed. Verein für Lübeckische Geschichte und Alterthumskunde, 1843 (Google data)  CDXXVII.
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Konig Rudolph I. schreibt der Stadt Lubeck, dass er die den Marhgrafen Johann, Conrad und Otto von Brandenburg friiher ubertragene Vogtei der Stadt denselben wieder ubgenommen habe. 1282. Mai 18. yach der Vrschrift, mit anhungendcm Sicgel, auf der Trcse.
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Codex Diplomaticus Lubecensis - Lübeckisches Urkundenbuch, Nr. CDXXVII. , S. 410
 
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Codex Diplomaticus Lubecensis - Lübeckisches Urkundenbuch, Nr. CDXXVII. , S. 410

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    CDXXVII.

    fludolfus dei gratia Romanorum Rex, semper Augustus. Prudentibus uiris, Aduocato, Consulibus || et vniuersis Ciuibus Lubicensibus, fidelibus suis dilectis, gratiam suam et omne bonum. Pro tranquil||litate uestra et ampliore securitate vos et ciuitatem lubicensem, illustribus Johanni, Conrado et Ottoni fratribus Mar-|| chionibus, Principibus nostris dilectis de brandenburch, meminimus commisisse. Verum quia eadem commissio uobis nec utilis nec expediens reputatur, ipsam presentibus reuocamus, uos a deuotione dictorum Marchionum, quantum est ex parte commissionis predicte, nichilotninus absoluentes, mittentes has litteras uobis in testimonium super eo. Datum Vlmee, idus Maii, Anno domini MC^LXXII, Regni nostri Anno IX.

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