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Charter: Sammlung Morbio Morbio 2 (139)
Signature: Morbio 2 (139)
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Abstract
1243, in canonica maiori Cremone
Niger, archidiaconus [der Kathedrale von Cremona], Nicolaus, archipresbyter ebendort, und Johannesbonus, cantor ebendort, belehnen Schilla de Spininbottis mit Land in Lovesino. Aussteller: Niger Aussteller: Nicolaus Aussteller: Johannesbonus Empfänger: Schilla Spininbottis Andere Personen (z.B. Notare): Comes de Montenaria
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urn: urn:nbn:de:gbv:3:3-1192015415-175423917X-18
doi: 10.25673/110884
 
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Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Sachsen-Anhalt Halle
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    • Material: Pergament
    Dimensions: 1 ungezähltes Blatt, Illustrationen, 27 x 18 cm
    Condition: Erhaltungszustand: moderat
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      • CD Cattedrale Cremona, Nr. 344

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      Handschrift, (DE-588)4023287-6, (DE-627)10457187X, (DE-576)208948376
      Urkunde, (DE-588)4062132-7, (DE-627)104675098, (DE-576)209142618


      Language: lat
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      • in canonica maiori Cremone
        Persons
        • Comes de Montenaria
          • Johannesbonus
            • Nicolaus
              • Niger
                • Schilla Spininbottis
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