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Charter: Mondsee, Benediktiner (1104-1802) 1246 VII 03
Signature: 1246 VII 03
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3. Juli 1246, Burghausen
Otto, Herzog von Bayern, verzeiht dem Abt und dem Convent von Mondsee die ihm von denselben aus Anlass der Belagerung des Schlosses Wildeneck zugefügten Beschädigungen und nimmt das Kloster in seinen Schutz.
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OÖUB 3 (Wien 1862) Nr. 130, S. 132
 
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Aus dem Kopialbuch des Klosters Mondsee
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    Nos Otto dei gratia Comes Palatinus Reni, dux Bauarie etc. Omnibus presenti scripto declaramus, quod dilecti nostri Abbas et Conuentus de Maennsee venerabiles super grauaminibus vniuersis ab ipsis et familia sua in obsidione Wildenegk et alias nobis illatis nostre gratie plene sunt reformati. Et ipsam Ecclesiam cum omnibus attinentijs nostre speciali assumpsimus tuicioni, Ita videlicet, si pactum et promissum Sigillis et scriptura ipsorum videlicet Abbatis et capituli nobis caute ac sincere obseruentur nobis ab eisdem assignatis. Quoniam autem actus modernorum hebescere consueuerunt, nisi scripture testimonio fuerint consolidati, presentem literam ipsis dedimus Sigillo nostro gloriose munitam. Datum Burchusen Anno domini M. CC. XLVI. V. Nonas Julij, Quarta Indiccione.
    Source Fulltext: OÖUB 3 (Wien 1862) Nr. 130, S. 132
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    Original dating clause: V. Nonas Julij



    Language: Latein
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