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Written Culture
- Authors: Tiina Kala and Marek Tamm
- Publication: Medieval Livonia , pp 287-302
- Publisher: Brepols
- Publication Date: January 2025
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.1484/M.OUTREMER-EB.5.144280
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Fig. 41.
Document concerning a land transaction between Prince Vsevolod of Jersika and the church of Riga in 1209. The charter, written in c. 1211 in Riga in the name of Bishop Albert, is the oldest surviving document produced in Livonia (Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych, Warsaw, Zbiór dokumentów pergaminowych no. 4489).
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Fig. 41.
Document concerning a land transaction between Prince Vsevolod of Jersika and the church of Riga in 1209. The charter, written in c. 1211 in Riga in the name of Bishop Albert, is the oldest surviving document produced in Livonia (Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych, Warsaw, Zbiór dokumentów pergaminowych no. 4489).
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Fig. 42.
Fragment of an antiphonary, c. 1350–1400. Hours of Matins at Christmas. The leaf probably belonged to a monastery or convent in Tallinn (Tallinna Linnaarhiiv, BO 27-II). Photograph by Stanislav Stepashko.
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Fig. 42.
Fragment of an antiphonary, c. 1350–1400. Hours of Matins at Christmas. The leaf probably belonged to a monastery or convent in Tallinn (Tallinna Linnaarhiiv, BO 27-II). Photograph by Stanislav Stepashko.
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Fig. 43.
Tallinn citizens’ oath to the Livonian Master of the Teutonic Order in Estonian, c. 1536, one of the earliest surviving written texts in a native language of Livonia (Tallinna Linnaarhiiv, 230-1-BK12 I). Photograph by Ervin Sestverk.
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Fig. 43.
Tallinn citizens’ oath to the Livonian Master of the Teutonic Order in Estonian, c. 1536, one of the earliest surviving written texts in a native language of Livonia (Tallinna Linnaarhiiv, 230-1-BK12 I). Photograph by Ervin Sestverk.
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