Breves Notitiae

The Breves Notitiae , together with the Notitia Arnonis, are registers of goods of the Archdiocese of Salzburg from around 800.

Arno , Bishop of Salzburg since 785, listed the widely scattered foundations and properties that the church had received from the Agilolfingers around the year 790 in a document that is now known as the Notitia Arnonis or Indiculus Arnonis , one of the first real estate cadastres of the world. Charlemagne confirmed ownership of the church in 790 and prompted Pope Leo III to elevate it to archbishop and metropolitan of the Salzburg church province . in the year 798. Arno had the Notitia Arnonis expanded to include the Breves Notitiae ('short notes') around 798/800 .

literature

Herwig Wolfram (Ed.): Sources on Salzburg's early history . Oldenbourg, Vienna et al. 2006, ISBN 3-486-57862-6 , ( Publications of the Institute for Austrian Historical Research 44), ( Communications of the Society for Salzburg Regional Studies, Supplementary Volume 22).

Web links

Fritz Losek: Notitia Arnonis and Breves Notitiae. The Salzburg goods registers from around 800: linguistic and historical introduction, text and translation. Society for Salzburg Regional Studies, 1989.

Individual evidence

^ Arno von Salzburg : Indiculus Arnonis and Brevis notitiae Salzburgenses . Salzburg, approx. 790; Reissued from known and previously unused manuscripts and provided with explanations by Friedrich Keinz, Munich 1869 ( online ).

[1] Arno von Salzburg : Indiculus Arnonis and Brevis notitiae Salzburgenses . Salzburg, approx. 790; Reissued from known and previously unused manuscripts and provided with explanations by Friedrich Keinz, Munich 1869 ( online ).