Kaiser Friedrich III. an den Bürgermeister, Richter und Rath zu Wien. Sein Wiener Bürger Jacob Rehwein habe ihm anstatt seiner Hausfrau Elsbethen und ihrer Miterben vorgebracht, dass diese an aim haus, bei sand Stephan gegen dem Brobsthof hie uber gelegen, so weilent Cristoffs Epishauser, seines burger zu Grecz, gewesen ist, erblich gerechtikait und sprach darzu haben, daran ihnen aber Erharts Lembacher hausfrau, so vormals den bemelten Epishauser auch elich gehabt hat, irrung tu. Er befiehlt ihnen daher, auf Anlangen Rechweins der Frau desselben in dieser Sache fürderlich recht ergeen zu lassen.
Emperor Friedrich III to the mayor, judge, and council of Vienna. His Viennese citizen Jacob Rehwein has presented to him, on behalf of his wife Elsbeth and her co-heirs, that they have hereditary rights and claims to a house, located by St. Stephen’s opposite the Brobsthof, which formerly belonged to Cristoff Epishauser, his citizen in Grecz. However, Erhart Lembacher’s wife, who was also previously lawfully married to the aforementioned Epishauser, is causing them dispute over this. He therefore orders them, upon Rehwein’s request, to grant his wife due legal process in this matter. 

Original dating clause: Geben zu Wienn an phincztag Allerheiligen abend, anno domini etc. lxxj°, unsers kaisertumbs im 20. jare.