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Charter: Illuminierte Urkunden - Frankreich 1307-09-27_Dijon
Signature: 1307-09-27_Dijon

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1307-09-27_Dijon

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1307-09-27, Paris ("Actum Parisius")
Acte de Philippe IV le Bel, roi de France ("Philippus, Dei Gracia, Francorum rex"), établissant la succession ("in casu in quo prius decederet") d’Amédée V, duc de Savoie ("dilectus consanguineus nostrum Amedeus comes Sabaudis").
Archives et Jonathan Dumont.
Source Regest: 
FWF Projekt P 33577-G „Macht und Diplomatie“
Bearbeitungsstand: MITTEL
 
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Original

Current repository: 
Dijon, Archives départementales de la Côte-d’Or, PS 172

Absent, traces (sceau royal de cire brune sur simple queue de parchemin)
Material: Pergament
Dimensions: 230 + 30 x 340

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      • Materielle Beschreibung: 
        Ph vergrössert, in den Binnenfeldern geometrische Muster, Begleitlinien. Lombarde N(otum) in der ersten Zeile vergrössert.
      • Stil und Einordnung: 
        Eine Urkunde des Philippe le Bel.
      • Gabriele Bartz
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      Original dating clause: 27 septembre 1307 ("vicesima septima die Septembri anno Domini millesimo trecentesimo septimo")



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