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Charter: Illuminierte Urkunden 1256-08-99_Paris
Signature: 1256-08-99_Paris
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1256-08-99, Paris ("Actum Parisius")
Acte de Louis IX, roi de France ("Ludovicus, Dei Gracia, Francorum rex"), par lequel il stipule que Raymond V, vicomte de Turenne ("Raymundum, vicecomitem Turenne") doit remettre une somme 150 livres de rente à Bernard, vicomte de Comborrie ( ?, "Bernardum, vicecomitem de Comborrie"), et son épouse, contre le serment vassalique de ces derniers ("propter hoc eidem facere homagium").
Jonathan Dumont.
Source Regest: 
FWF Projekt P 33577-G „Macht und Diplomatie“
Bearbeitungsstand: MITTEL
 
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Original

Current repository: 
Paris, Archives nationales, R/2 39, no 3

Absent, traces ("sigilli nostri fecimus impressione munari")
Material: Pergament
Dimensions: 27,8 + 3,5 x 26,8 cm
Condition: Rechts am Rand arg mitgenommen, Loch, braunfleckig
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      Art historical description
      • Materielle Beschreibung: 
        L(ud) vergrössert, als Spaltinitiale. Letzte Zeile mit Federwerkzeilenfüller.
      • Stil und Einordnung: 
        Eine Urkunde des Louis IX.
      • Gabriele Bartz
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      Diplomatic Analysis

      Original dating clause: Août 1256 ("Anno Domini millesimo ducentesimo quinquagesimo sexto, mense Augusto")



      Language: Latin
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      • Paris ("Actum Parisius")
         
        Keywords
        • Illuminated Charters: Niveaus:
          • N2: Initials
        • Glossary of illuminated charters (in German):
          • Die Kanzlei unter Louis IX
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