A letter from Alix of Vergy (1225, April)

Sender

Alix of Vergy, duchess of Burgundy

Receiver

Public

Translated letter:

I, Alix, duchess of Burgundy, make known to all who will look at the present letters that I hold and will hold valid the donation made to the Cistercian house and convent of the tithe of Haymeric Bridge, large as well as small, which Henry, count of Bar-le-Duc, made to them in pure and perpetual alms, which same he held from me in fief. In witness of which, etc. … Enacted in the 1225th year, in the month of April.

Original letter:

Ego Alaydis, ducissa Burgundie, notum facio universis presentes litteras inspecturis, quod ego donationem factam domui & conventui Cistercii de decima de Ponte Haymerici tam in grossis quam minutis, quam Henricus, comes Barri, fecit eisdem in puram et perpetuam elemosinam, quas idem de me in feodo tenebat, ratam habeo et habebo. In cujus rei, etc.,. Actum anno M° CC° XX° V°, mense aprili.

Historical context:

The duchess makes known that Henry, count of Bar-le-Duc has given to Citeaux the tithe of Haymeric Bridge, large as well as small, which he held from the ducal fief and she ratifies the donation.

Printed source:

E. Petit, Histoire Generale des Ducs de Bourgogne de la race Capétienne (Dijon: Darentiere, 1885-1905), 6v., 4.219, #1810.

Date:

1225, April

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.7916/38tn-ph79

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