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3 +1 | notarial transcript briefs |
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notarial transcript briefs Explanation: Später wurde es üblich, Register zu führen, in die die Notare Anmerkungen über die von ihnen verfertigten Urkunden eintrugen; die Überlieferung dieser Imbreviaturen beginnt um die Mitte des 12. Jhdts. Auf Grund der imbreviierten Eintragung im Register musste der Notar auf Antrag ein Instrument, das natürlich mit erhöhten Gebühren verbunden war, ausfertigen http://repertorium.at/sl/baltl_1962_roemr.html „In the absence of sophistaced writing technologies, notaries wrote messy, short hand copies of transcripts called briefs, imbreviatura, that they later copied in fuller form, <in extenso/i>” https://goo.gl/b2KKZn |
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