Sinold, Helwig Christoph (E). Schütz, Helwig Christoph (E)
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14.3.1722
enthaelt: 1. Quae facta laedunt pictatem, // existimationem, verecundiam // nostram, et (ut generaliter dicam) // contra bonos mores fiunt, nec // facere nos posse credendum est. [Deutsch: Welche Taten das Bild, den Ruf und unser Anstandsgefühl beschädigen und (wie ich allgemein sage) gegen die guten Sitten sind und wir nicht machen können, ist zu glauben.]
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3. Helvicus Christophorus Si- // nold dictus Schütz Serenis- // simo Marchioni Branden- // burg[ico]-Onoldino a Consiliis // Intimis. [Deutsch: Helwig Christoph Sinold, genannt Schütz, von den Geheimen Räten von dem Erlauchtesten Markgrafen zu Brandenburg-Ansbach]
4. Onoldi d[ie] 14. // Mart[ii] A[nn]o // 1722. [Deutsch: Ansbach am 14. Tag des März im Jahr 1722.]
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3. Helvicus Christophorus Si- // nold dictus Schütz Serenis- // simo Marchioni Branden- // burg[ico]-Onoldino a Consiliis // Intimis. [Deutsch: Helwig Christoph Sinold, genannt Schütz, von den Geheimen Räten von dem Erlauchtesten Markgrafen zu Brandenburg-Ansbach]
4. Onoldi d[ie] 14. // Mart[ii] A[nn]o // 1722. [Deutsch: Ansbach am 14. Tag des März im Jahr 1722.]
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Sinold, Helwig Christoph (E)
Schütz, Helwig Christoph (E)
Ansbach
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