B. Halász Eva - Suzana Miljan (szerk.): Diplomatarium comitum terrestrium Crisiensium (1274-1439) (Subsidia ad historiam medii aevi Hungariae inquirendam 6. Budapest - Zagreb 2014)
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Comes terrestris Crisiensis. An introductory study them.153 Besides, around 1400, the formula appears in a form in which one word is altered. It is written commendantes instead of commendamus. We encountered this version in five cases in total.154 From the fourteenth century we know about four cases in which a part of the formula, tenore presencium, is left out. In two of these four cases the word omnibus still appears.155 Such variations are not found in the fifteenth-century promulgatio. In the course of the century, the formula was shortened and hence in seven cases we simply encounter the formula memorie commendamus, quod.156 Schemes encountered in the narratio only state that X and Y come in front of comes terrestris in order to present their legal case which is then described in the charter.157 In the fifteenth century a description of previous events (postponements, etc.) can be found in the several narratio.158 The corroboratio is an integral part of all the charters produced by bans and comites in the fourteenth century. In it, two formulas are used; in the beginning of the century, the formula in cuius rei testimonio litteras nostras nostri sigilo duximus munimine roboratas is used more frequently,159 while in the second half of the century, the version in cuius rei memoriam firmitatemque perpetuam presentes litteras nostras privilegiales (pendentis sigili nostri) [za XY] duximus concedendas would be used more often.160 These two formulas, with minor alterations, can be found in our records. In the 153 2 April 1407 (Documenta 26), 7 May 1408 (Documenta 28), 13 June 1408 (Documenta 29), 16 January 1409 (Documenta 31), 15 February 1409 (Documenta 32), 2 July 1411 (Documenta 33), 8 July 1411 (Documenta 34), 6 May 1413 (Documenta 38), 11 May 1413 (Documenta 39), 17 January 1414 (Documenta 41), 19 June 1416 (Documenta 42), 6 March 1417 (Documenta 45), 1 February 1418 (Documenta 46), 6 April 1418 (Documenta 47), 20 April 1421 (Documenta 47), 11 May 1423 (Documenta 51), 24 January 1425 (Documenta 55), 16 May 1426 (Documenta 56), 5 September 1435 (Documenta 59), 10 August 1437 (Documenta 61), 11 October 1437 (Documenta 62), 24 June 1439 (Documenta 64). 154 2 April 1407 (Documenta 26), 16 January 1409 (Documenta 31), 11 May 1413 (Documenta 39), 9 June 1416 (Documenta 42), 6 March 1417 (Documenta 45). iss without tenore presencium: 21 May 1330 (Documenta 3), 17 January 1394 (Documenta 25). Without tenore presencium, but with written omnibus: 20 March 1344 (Documenta 7) and 28 November 1355 (Documenta 8). 156 18 June 1408 (Documenta 27), 5 August 1411 (Documenta 35), 4 July 1413 (Documenta 40), 5 April 1423 (Documenta 50), around 22 May 1423 (Documenta 52), 16 May 1426 (Documenta 56), longer formula per presentes from 2 August 1430 (Documenta 58). 157 For example, 22 March 1362: Thomas filius Mychaelis Hungarus dictus Zakalas tam pro sc, quam pro Andrea filio suo ... nec non Johannes filius eiusdem Thome Hungari ab una parte, magister Paulus magnus comes Crisiensis et Symiginesis parte ex altera personaliter coram nobis constituti, idem Thomas Hungarus filius Mychaelis.....est expressum (Documenta 11). 158 por examp]e/ 24 January 1425 (Documenta 55). 159 For example, 20 March 1344 (Documenta 7) and 28 November 1355 (Documenta 8). 160 17 March 1377 (Documenta 21), 25 March 1385 (Documenta 24). 137
