Codex Diplomaticus Et Epistolaris Moraviae, Vol. 4: An Annis 1268-1293 (Classic Reprint) - edition reliée, livre de poche

Excerpt from Codex Diplomaticus Et Epistolaris Moraviae, Vol. 4: An Annis 1268-1293
Nos Alexius miseracione diuina archidiaconus Znoemensis. Et pre positos in Wolframskirchen. Omnibus hanc literam inspecturis. Salutem in nomine Iesu Christi. Ad tocius litis et calumpnie depressionem. Suc cessoribus in futurum. Notum sit presencium inspectoribus et auditoribus vniuersis. Quod domina Agnes relicta domini Elclzardi virz' nobilis de Mir xlaus protestata est. Quod eius mediante consensu. Idem Nobilis felicis recordacionis. Lvs patronatus ecclesie ville de Drozkouiz. Cuius collacio ad eam libere spectabat. Contulerit Abbatisse et conuentui de Ozla. Cister ciensis ordinis. Propter deum. Recedentes vna cum ipso ab omni iure quod in ipsa videbantur habere. Prout in litteris exinde confectis plenius dino scitur contineri. Uerum quia proprio sigillo caruit. Super liuiusmodi pro testacione. Collacione et recessu. Presens transcriptum ad ampliorem rei memoriam inde conscribi petiuit. Et sigilli nostri munimine recipere firma mentum. Datum in Znoim. VI. Ldus Februarii. Anno domini Millesimo Ducentesimo. Sexagesimo. VIII. Presentibus domino Henrico plebano de Mirzlaus. Domino Bartholomeo decano Znoimensi. Hermanno quondam decano Znoimensi. Iordano de Wischnowe. Petro de Vrenen. Plebanis. Peregrino. Capellano plebani de Vrenen. Et aliis quam plurimis.
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