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Die Urkunden Friedrichs II. / bearbeitet von Walter Koch ; unter Mitwirkung von Klaus Höflinger und Joachim Spiegel und unter Verwendung von Vorarbeiten von Charlotte Schroth-Köhler.

Van Pelt - Medieval Studies Resource Room (405) DD3.M8 D7 Bd.14 pars 1-3 pars 4:1-2 pars 5:1-2 pars 6:1-2 pars 7:1-2
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Koch, Walter, 1942-2019, editor.
Höflinger, Klaus, editor.
Spiegel, Joachim, editor.
Schroth-Köhler, Charlotte, editor.
Friedl, Christian, editor.
Gutermuth, Katharina, editor.
Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, 1194-1250.
Series:
Monumenta Germaniae historica. Diplomata regum et imperatorum Germaniae ; t. 14.
Monumenta Germaniae historica. Diplomata regum et imperatorum Germaniae, 0343-091X ; tomus XIV
Language:
German
Latin
Subjects (All):
Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, 1194-1250.
Frederick.
History.
Holy Roman Empire--History--Frederick II, 1215-1250--Sources.
Holy Roman Empire.
Germany--History--Frederick II, 1215-1250--Sources.
Germany.
Germany--History--13th century--Biography.
Europe--Holy Roman Empire.
Local Subjects:
Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor, 1194-1250.
Germany--History--13th century--Biography.
Genre:
History.
Sources.
Biographies.
Physical Description:
volumes ; 30 cm.
Other Title:
Friderici II. diplomata
Place of Publication:
Hannover : Hahnsche Buchhandlung, 2002-2014.
Wiesbaden : Harrassowitz Verlag, 2017-
Language Note:
Documents in Latin, with brief summaries in German; introductions and notes in German.
Summary:
English summary: The fourth volume in the Urkunden Friedrichs II (Documents of Frederick II) includes diplomas and mandates dating from September 1220, when Frederick returned to Italy, up until August 1222. Made up of 272 documents it chronicles Frederick's journey to Rome, his imperial coronation, the declarations of the Hoftag zu Capua (Imperial diet of Capua), which with its edict of revocation brought about the confirmation of a host of privileges, and Frederick's return to the Kingdom of Sicily. The many documents dating from this two year period bear witness to Frederick's efforts to establish order in the affairs of the Kingdom of Sicily, as well as to his desire to make clear the imperial claim beyond the borders of the Sicily and further to the north. Particularly well known amongst this collection of documents are the regulations on the protection of churches and the clergy, the so called ""Krönungsgesetze"" (Coronation laws) (D 705), which Frederick II issued in Rome on the day of his coronation as emperor. Also of note are the numerous diplomas drawn up in the wake of the Assizes of Capua, which include complete listings of the possessions (e.g. DD 667 and 747) of up to 250 towns, monasteries and churches.
Contents:
1. Teil. 1198-1212
2. Teil. 1212-1217
3. Teil. 1218-1220
4. Teil (in two parts). 1220-1222. Texte ; Register
5. Teil (in two parts). 1222-1226. Texte ; Register
6. Teil (in two parts). 1226-1231. Texte ; Register
Notes:
Subsequent editors include: Christian Friedl; Katharina Gutermuth.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Other Format:
Online version: Urkunden Friedrichs II.
ISBN:
3775220011
9783775220019
9783775220026
377522002X
9783775220033
3775220038
9783447100878
3447100877
9783447107532
3447107537
9783447113755
3447113758
OCLC:
51223218
Publisher Number:
BBAWhk_02_048293

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