Johannes Frank, kaiserlicher Notar, beurkundet die Ernennung der Dr. Conrad Kunhofer und Johannes Ambundii zu bischöflichen Kommissären bei den dem Augustinereremitenkloster in Nürnberg von Papst Bonifaz verliehenen Ablässen für bestimmte Tage und Gelegenheiten, vollzogen durch den päpstlichen Kommissar Bischof Albert von Bamberg. - Siegler: der Bischof. - Zeugen: Johannes Ambundij, Johannes Printz, Lodowicus de Baglonibz.

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Johannes Frank, kaiserlicher Notar, beurkundet die Ernennung der Dr. Conrad Kunhofer und Johannes Ambundii zu bischöflichen Kommissären bei den dem Augustinereremitenkloster in Nürnberg von Papst Bonifaz verliehenen Ablässen für bestimmte Tage und Gelegenheiten, vollzogen durch den päpstlichen Kommissar Bischof Albert von Bamberg. - Siegler: der Bischof. - Zeugen: Johannes Ambundij, Johannes Printz, Lodowicus de Baglonibz.
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, 7-farbiges Alphabet, Urkunden 344
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Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, 7-farbiges Alphabet, Urkunden
Reichsstadt Nürnberg, Losungamt, 7-farbiges Alphabet, Urkunden >> 7-farbiges Alphabet, Urkundenselekt (in chronologischer Reihung)
1402 Dezember 11
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Besiegelung/Beglaubigung: mit Sg. anh., und Notariatssignet.

Überlieferung: Ausfertigung

Originaldatierung: Datum et actum anno domini 1402, die undecima mensis dec.

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Jahr: 1402

Monat: 12

Tag: 11
s. Urk. v. 1402 Juli 1.

BZK no.

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