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Charter: Mondsee, Benediktiner (1104-1802) 1254 III 04
Signature: 1254 III 04
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4. März 1254, Krems
Otakar, Herr von Böhmen und Herzog von Österreich, befiehlt seinen Mautnern, Wein und andere Victualien für das Kloster Mondsee an allen seinen Zollstätten mautfrei vorbei gehen zu lassen.
Source Regest: OÖUB 3 (Wien 1862) Nr. 209, S. 204
 
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Aus einem Kopialbuch des 15. Jahrhunderts aus Mondsee

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    Otacherus dei gratia dominus regni Boemie, dux Austrie et styrie, Marchio Morauie omnibus Mutarijs in nostro dominio constitutis gratiam suam et omne bonum. Quia venerabilem virum abbatem in Maennsee eiusdemque loci conuentum in nostram protectionem recepimus et fauorem, gratiam eis fecimus specialem, vt vinum et alia victualia sua singulis annis per mutas terre nostre sine omni exactione libere debeant pertransire. mandamus igitur vniuersitati vestre, vt hanc gratiam ipsis factam nullus ministerialium nec aliquis mutariorum siue judicum nostrorum nec aliqua sublimis humilisue persona presumat infringere uel ei ausu temerario contraire, pro certo scientes, quod transgressores huius mandati in Rebus et personis sine misericordia puniemus. Datum chrems IIII. nonas Martij Anno incarnationis domini M. CC. Quinquagesimo III.
    Source Fulltext: OÖUB 3 (Wien 1862) Nr. 209, S. 204
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    Original dating clause: IIII. nonas Martij

    Editions: 
    • B. Liedl, Chronicon Lunaelacense (1748) S. 150.


    Language: Latein
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