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Charter: Chartularium Sangallense 03 (1004-1277) Nr. 1221, S. 198
Signature: Nr. 1221, S. 198
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Abstract
undatiert (vor 8. März 1233)
Rudolf von Rapperswil beurkundet, dass seine Gemahlin ein Gut in Höri dem Kloster Wettingen vergabt habe.
Source Regest: 
Chartularium Sangallense III, Nr. 1221, S. 198.
 
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StA Aargau Aarau Wettingen 13.

Material: Pergament
Dimensions: 14/10 cm
  • notes extra sigillum: 
    • Rückvermerk (13. Jh.): Comitis R. de Raprethwilere super predio in Hori; Hori.

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Abschr. (B), 13. Jh., ebd., Kleines Urbar Wettingen, S. 26. - Abschr. (B), 15. Jh., ebd., Wettinger Diplomatar, f 119v.
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    Ego Rvodolfus advocatus in Raprethswilare1 omnibus hanc paginam || inspecturis subscripte rei noticiam. Sciant ergo tam presentes || quam posteri, quod coniux nostra . . a)2 predium, quod situm in loco || qui dicitur Hori3 pecunia dotis sue emptum et iure proprietatis possessum, monachis deo in Wetingen4 servientibus per manum nostram cum omni iure tradidit possidendum et se neque per suam neque per aliam personam decetero repetituram fidei sacramento confirmavit.
    Source Fulltext: Chartularium Sangallense III, Nr. 1221, S. 198.
    Diplomatic Analysis
    Editions: 
    • UB Zürich I,479.

    Comment

    Zum Datum: Am 8. März 1233 (Nr. 1222) nennt sich Rudolf bereits Graf, hier jedoch noch Vogt.


    Language: Latein

    Notes: 
    a) 1,5 cm freigelassen für Namen der Gemahlin. - 1 Rudolf III. v. Rapperswil (Bez. See), 1210-1262*. - 2 Rudolf war zwei- oder dreimal verheiratet, daher unsicher, welche Gemahlin gemeint ist. - 3 Höri, Gem. u. Bez. Bülach ZH. - 4 Zisterzienserkloster Wettingen, Bez. Baden AG.
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