Papst Innozenz II. (Innocentius) nimmt das Kloster St. Marien zu Auhausen (Ahusunense beate Marie monasterium) in den Schutz des apostolischen Stuhles und bestätigt seine Güter und die freie Abtswahl. Das Kloster muss dafür jährlich einen Byzantiner entrichten (unum bizantium).

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Fürstentum Ansbach, Urkunden vor 1401 1248
Fürstentum Ansbach, Urkunden vor 1401 (Münchner Abgabe 1992)
Fürstentum Ansbach, Urkunden vor 1401 (Münchner Abgabe 1992) >> 5. Kloster Auhausen
1136 Mai 3
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Urkunden
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Besiegelung/Beglaubigung: Mit Bleibulle (besch. durch Bleifraß) an rosa-gelber Seidenschnur.

Überlieferung: Ausfertigung

Sprache: lat.

Ausstellungsort: Pisa

Literatur: Pflugk-Harttung, acta II, 285 und 324; Regesten: Reg. boica I, 141; Jaffé, reg. pont. I, 7775.

Originaldatierung: datum Pisis per manum Aimerici sancte Romane ecclesie diaconum cardinalem et cancellarium V. Non. Maii, indict. XIIII, ... anno M° C° XXVI°, pontificatus vero domini Innocencii pape II anno VII°.

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Jahr: 1136

Monat: 5

Tag: 3

Äußere Beschreibung: (39 x 42cm, Plica 4cm). Die Textstelle mit der Entrichtung des Byzantiners in anderer Tinte auf Rasur.
Innozenz II., Papst (1130-1143)
Aimericus (Kardinaldiakon und Kanzler)
Pisa (Italien ), Ausstellungsort
Auhausen (Lkr. Donau-Ries), Kloster
Schutzbrief
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