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Charter: Illuminierte Urkunden - Frankreich 1347-02-99_Paris
Signature: 1347-02-99_Paris

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1347-02-99_Paris

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Abstract
1348-02-99 (nv. st.), Bois de Vincennes ("Bois de Vincennes")
Lettres patentes de Philippe VI de Valois, roi de France ("Philippe, par la Grace de Dieu, roys de France"), reconnaissant comme aide gracieuse le subside de la baillie de Tours ("en la baillie de Tours").
Gallica et Jonathan Dumont.
Source Regest: 
FWF Projekt P 33577-G „Macht und Diplomatie“
Bearbeitungsstand: MITTEL
 
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Current repository: 
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale, Touraine Anjou 28 (2), pièce 159

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Notarius Description: Signature du secrétaireMaterial: Pergament
Dimensions: 31,8 + 5,5 x 39,0 cm
Condition: Nichts unter der Plica.
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      Comment

      Mention de chancellerie ("Par le roy à la relation de son conseil secret […]")

      Original dating clause: Février 1348 (nv. st.) ("l’an de Grace mil trois cens quarante et sept ou moys de fevrié")



      Language: Français
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      • Bois de Vincennes ("Bois de Vincennes")
         
        Keywords
        • Illuminated Charters: Niveaus:
          • N2: Initials
          • N2: Depictive motives (not historiated)
        • Glossary of illuminated charters (in German):
          • Plicadekoration
          • Die Kanzlei unter Philippe VI
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