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in rem ire, mittere, ingredi possedereque
permisit,
ob quam distractionem iuristraditionisque causam ac cepit
qui supra vendetor
ab eodem suprascripto comparatore iuxta placitum et
definitionem suam, sicut inter eis
convenit, praeti
id est auris soledos
dominicus,
provetus,
obriziacus,
optimus,
sanctes numero decem et tremissis
duo tantum in praesenti
venditori
quorum
testibus persolutum est, dante, numerante
et tradente
to go into a matter, to send, to enter, and to possess
he permitted,
on account of which distraction he accepted the cause of the legal tradition
who above is the seller
from the same above-written comparator according to the agreement and
his definition, as it was agreed among them
it is the gold coins
of the Lord,
proven,
of the silver,
the best,
saints in number ten and tremisses
only two in the present
to the seller
of whom
it has been paid in the presence of witnesses, giving, counting
and handing over
[...]unt v[...] in rem ire, mittere, ingredi possedereque permisit, ob quam distractionem iuristraditionisque causam accepit qui supra venditor ab eodem suprascripto comparatore iuxta placitum et definitionem suam, sicut inter eos convenit, pretii nomine id est auri solidos dominicos, probatos, obriziacos, optimos, pensantes numero decem et tremisses duo tantum in praesenti venditori quorum testibus persolutum est, dante, numerante et tradente [...]
[...] permitted [...] to enter into possession, to send, to enter and to possess, on account of which sale and legal transfer the above-mentioned seller received from the above-mentioned buyer, according to their agreement and definition, as was agreed between them, by way of price, that is, ten gold solidi of imperial issue, tested, pure, of the best quality, and two tremisses only, weighed out, have been paid in the presence of witnesses to the seller, with the buyer giving, counting, and handing over [...]