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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 08 December 2009
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[c. 1150]
Arnau de Font, bailiff of Berenguer de Barcelona, commands a list to be made up specifying the share of Barcelona's commercial tolls owed to him and to Bonjudà, Saltell, Bonfe, and Rancaios and the share owed to the king.
A. Original parchment. 265 × 303 mm. AHCB perg., Carp. 1, unnumb. parch.
a. Published by Jaume Sobrequés i Callicó and Sebastià Riera i Viader, “La lleuda de Barcelona del segle XII,” Misel-lània Aramott i Serra. Estudis de llengua i literatura catalana offerts a R. Aramott i Serra en el seu setantè aniversari (Barcelona, 1984), Iv, 340–41.
Ego Arnallus de ipsa Fonte baiulus Berengarii de Barchinona fed scribi eximenta ville et partiones sicut vidi per duos annos in vita Boniiude deinde in vita et Saltelli et Bonefidei et Rancaiosi. Primum mercator qui exit de Yspania donat de. xl. unum de qualicumque avere aportat et si intrat illuc de Barchinona cum sua mercada assecurat vel in Barchinonam aplicet et redeat. Quod cum sua mercada assecurat ut in Barchinonam aplicet et redeat. Quod nisi fecerit debet dare de. xl. unum et passaticum de qualibuscumque avers illuc portet preter auri et hoc totum est domini excepto passatico in quo habet Berengarius de Barchinona tercium et excepto blancho et piscis et clede et anizon et vidre et classe et fern et papiro hec datur de. xx. unum et de. xl. unum qui ibi ponitur ad iniuriam et pecatum. Capit Berengarius vigesimum et potestas quadragesimum.
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