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Urk. Lehmann 375
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The Abbess (Demud?) and the Convention of the Cistercian Monastery Marienborn
In Weidas near Alzey, her monastery sister Agnes Schefer sells at 52
Pound of oil doped eternal light for 80 guilders and confirm receipt of the
purchase price. They determine the place of the luminaire in the monastery church and set
the other provisions, including that on Michaelstag (29 September) one
Every year the oil for the light is to be filled. They set the Agnes
various monastery estates as a pawn. Announcement of the seals of the abbess and the
Convention of Weidas.
Title: Urk. Lehmann 375
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The Abbess (Demud?) and the Convention of the Cistercian Monastery Marienborn
In Weidas near Alzey, her monastery sister Agnes Schefer sells at 52
Pound of oil doped eternal light for 80 guilders and confirm receipt of the
purchase price.
They determine the place of the luminaire in the monastery church and set
the other provisions, including that on Michaelstag (29 September) one
Every year the oil for the light is to be filled.
They set the Agnes
various monastery estates as a pawn.
Announcement of the seals of the abbess and the
Convention of Weidas.
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Urk. Lehmann 392
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Urk. Lehmann 186
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