Bischof Heinrich (I.) von Bamberg bestätigt die dem Minoritenkloster bei Nürnberg von den Erzbischöfen und Bischöfen von Mainz, Köln, Würzburg und Eichstätt gegebenen Ablassbriefe, nachdem das Kloster in dem Krieg zwischen der Kirche und Kaiser Friedrich II. zerstört worden war.

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Urkunden
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Ausstellungsort: Bamberg

Literatur: NUB Nr. 370

Originaldatierung: Datum apud Babenberch anno Domini M°CC°L sexto mense Novembri XV indictione.

Medium: A = Analoges Archivalie

Jahr: 1256

Monat: 11

Äußere Beschreibung: Abschrift (frühes 19. Jh.), lat., Papier; beglaubigt durch Archivar Paul Oesterreicher.
Bamberg, Heinrich I. (von Bilversheim) Bischof von (1242-1257)
Friedrich II., Kaiser
Mainz, Erzbischof
Köln, Erzbischof
Würzburg, Iring (von Reinstein-Homburg) Bischof von (1254-1265)
Eichstätt, Heinrich IV. (Graf von Württeberg) Bischof von (1247-1259)
Nürnberg, Minoritenkloster
Bamberg, Ausstellungsort
Urkunde, Ablassbestätigung

BZK no.

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Delict according to Nazi judicial system

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