Septimania

Type:Elite property
Certainty:Region
From:490
To:533
Original text:Res etiam, quas sepe dictus rex piisimusque princepts tibi in Septimania et Aquitania concessit, et cas, quas in Provincia Benedictus quidam [...] ad usum luminis tui et loci, ubi corpus meum iacuerit, continuatim deservire villasque in Austria sive Toringa.
Translation text:Moreover, those things the often named most pious king and princeps [Clovis] conceded to me in Septimania and Aquitania, and those in Provincia given by a certain Benedictus [...] as well as the villae located in Eastern Francia, that is Toringa, I direct to supply continuous maintenance of your lamps as well as the lamps of the place where I am to be buried.
Property type:Aristocratic property
Role:King
Property owner:Clovis
Action or transaction type:Gift
Benificiar role:Bishop
Benificiary:Remigius
Publications:Delgado 2008: 310-311

Sources

NameTitleReferenceFromTo
Grand testamentum of Remigius of ReimsGrand testamentum of Remigius of Reims157-167875880