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# Title: Bussonis Watenstedii, Canonici Hamelensis, Chronicon Mindense (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 128, Stück 1c; Leibn. Marg. 128)
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CHRONZCON MIIN DEASE.
e Wenzestans Opavix DuCeS: Borchardus de Pardech. Gierartus de Tloja
Boszo de Feinricus de Scrapelorr Comires, Nobilis Orro Advocneus de Monte,
Perrus de Wartenberse, dictus Dechost, Imperialis curia noctrae Masister,
Thuno de ColdicZ, CaEFX NOIEFX MA~ISteT, FLin o de Lippia, Alberr. de Scer-
nebere. Simon de Dippe, Basso de Prizam, Bussero de Pisten, Alharr de Pusche,
Dapiter in Rarensperg. Feinricus de Feizelhelm ec alii, Dac. Mind. Anno
MCCCEXRVII. Indict. XV. ZV. RaI. Decembr. Regnorum luorum anno
XXZII. Imperii ZXIII. Minda abiit Carolus IV. Bilteldiam, visirans in vi-
cinia Tredechindi Magni. Saxonum quondam Principis, cumulunr, quem re-
novari jubebar. Inde serfordiam inprectus, ubi celoneum in Pecershasen
concessit Eccleliae nostra. (m) Ouestus fuerat universus Clerus urbis de
DiaeceL. Mind. Carolo IV. de porestacum secularium malitis, in danum re-
liriclorum mulcories peracta, R ex aurem Gloriolissimus in Eaverem horum
Cab grarissima lua indionatione ee paena quinguarinta marcarum auri pu-
risimi MLIndR ANHO MCCCAKEVE. indlict. ZV. decimo quinco Ral. Decem.
edictum Canxie, uc a calibus e ejusmodi posthac isti aBsEInCAHE: (R) MulEX
etiam Wedechindo concroversia cum Senam Mlindonsi, concra libercatem et
pririlesia Feclelia agenre. Sed talia acrentata, omnis de lingula, deponi
e caltari jussir Carolus B. IFeld. ZLIZ. NTOV. ReGHOV. QHHO ZXXII. Imperii
ZXTII. prouc lacius habetur in diploace. (O) ANnOMCCCLXZIX. Gran-
dines, pluviae, d cerribiles cempestares apris e opvidis nocabilia tecere
damna. Scruxerar Pricus de Ploja, in pexjudicium Lpilcopi, cactrum De-
penorr, quodcrederer, hunc, ob simulcares inter eum e ciritarem ortas, omni-
bus riribusnune esse spoliatum, Ced, auxiliance Gierarro FTillestremen( de Or-
tone Schauenburgico, ciribusque Mindensibus Arenne assisteneibus, oble(-
CUm, Captum, ex igne delecum est. Simile cencarane milices de Werpe, illi-
que CalTUI CrEXCTANE, Haddenbore dictum, annO NCCCENEKMT. quod icidem
destruxic ee incendic. Inde proverbium: Se Badde ene Dorct). F. Wer-
pensibus ictis Nicolaus exac, qui cum complicibus suis castrum Raden abalic-
navir. Belliserabaceriam Wedechindus cum Frederico Brunswicensi, dubio
line proprer meum eruum, ob concrovertum jus cerrirorii, quod omnia
consat bella. (p) Sedic annis ZV. ObiiE ANNO NICCCERRKHIT. (9) seutamen
sequence. Tacec juxta altare decem millium Milirum de 55. Johann. C Pauli.
Syinbolum ejus: Puenandum es vincendum.
annon
(m) Vid Dpa aplo PiItoF. P. 748. (1) qua seheralicer de nimis obscure hic aHfere
aucor prolixillime exponuneur in pririles. C aeolino apud Rund. VoI: II. unm. 22, P. 747.
legg. de annex. chr. Mlino Anonrmi, (0) apud cund. dipl. 28. (p) bellum hoc retere
chr. OIAabF, CIF. P. 237 2d segr. OEtON. _ aBn. F38g. locus conRictus erac Winhulen,
BInen)  rictoria cestir Bruolricensibus in Fecto corporis Christi, Chron. aurem
Miod. Mcib. ad cempora Wedechindi reculic ex ann. 1387. quod Falsum eAt. (9) chr.
Osnabr. cic. P. 237. W chr. Mind. PictOT.
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