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CHARTA. An ancient word which signified not only a charter or deed in writing, but any signal or token by which an estate was held.

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A basic resource were the reference works on watermarks and paper mills, such as the well-known publications of Briquet (1905) Heawood (1950), Labarre (1956), and Eineder (1959) in the series "Monumenta chartae papyrae historiam illustrata" published in Hilversum.

Dating music manuscripts and prints: an overview of past and present research

The donation charter, cited for some reason by Hochstetler from the Regesta episcoporum constantiensum edited by Ladewig and Muller in 1909 rather than from either the edition by Wartmann or the facsimile by Bruckner in the Chartae Latinae Antiquiores vol.

A Conflict of Traditions. Women in Religion in the Early Middle Ages 500-840

It also reinforces the evidence in the order's chartae that English Carthusians were occasionally involved with the spiritual direction or guidance of laymen.

The Vision of Edmund Leversedge: A 15th-century Account of a Visit to the Otherworld edited from BL MSS Additional 34,193 with an Introduction, Commentary and Glossary

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