Heinrich, Erzbischof zu Mainz ("Mogontia"), bestätigt den Verkauf eines Hofes ("curtis") zu Mainz ("in civitate Mogontiensi versus Renum") durch die verschuldeten Kanoniker des Stifts St. Peter ("de sancto Petro") zu Mainz an das Kloster Michelsberg zu Bamberg für 30 Mark Silber nach Verhandlungen zwischen Ludwig ("Ludewicus"), Propst des Stifts, und + Herman, Abt des Klosters. Zeugen: die Kleriker Hartman, Dompropst; Arnold, Domkämmerer; Anselm, Domkantor; und Ludwig, Propst des Stiftes St. Gangolf zu Mainz; die Laien Graf Reinbold; Ernest von Selenhofen ("Selehoven") und dessen Sohn Helfricus; Herman; Megingot; Tuto "centurio"; Wernher ("item") Wernher; Giselbert ("Gisilbertus"). - S = A

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Heinrich, Erzbischof zu Mainz ("Mogontia"), bestätigt den Verkauf eines Hofes ("curtis") zu Mainz ("in civitate Mogontiensi versus Renum") durch die verschuldeten Kanoniker des Stifts St. Peter ("de sancto Petro") zu Mainz an das Kloster Michelsberg zu Bamberg für 30 Mark Silber nach Verhandlungen zwischen Ludwig ("Ludewicus"), Propst des Stifts, und + Herman, Abt des Klosters. Zeugen: die Kleriker Hartman, Dompropst; Arnold, Domkämmerer; Anselm, Domkantor; und Ludwig, Propst des Stiftes St. Gangolf zu Mainz; die Laien Graf Reinbold; Ernest von Selenhofen ("Selehoven") und dessen Sohn Helfricus; Herman; Megingot; Tuto "centurio"; Wernher ("item") Wernher; Giselbert ("Gisilbertus"). - S = A
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden 35
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden
Kloster Michelsberg, Urkunden >> Aktenplan Archiv >> Archivbestände >> Urkunden
1147
43 x 30
Ausfertigung, lat., Pergament, Siegel durchgedrückt (stark beschädigt, lose beiliegend; lt. Prof. Acht Mainzer Fälschung)
Urkunden
lateinisch
Mainz, Erzbischof Heinrich
Mainz
Mainz, Stift St. Peter
Mainz, Stift St. Peter, Propst Ludwig
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg, Abt Herman I.
Bamberg, Kloster Michelsberg
Mainz, Dompropst Hartman
Mainz, Domkämmerer Arnold
Mainz, Domkantor Anselm
Mainz, Stift St. Gangolf, Propst Ludwig
Selenhofen, Ernest von
Selenhofen, Helfricus von
Megingot, Herman
Centurio, Tuto
Clairvaux (= Kloster, Frankreich)
Clairvaux (= Kloster, Frankreich), Abt Bernhard

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