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[SPAIN]. [BECERRIL DEL CARPIO]. [CARTAS EJECUTORIAS]. Primera executoria contra el lugar de las Ventas junto a Vecerril de el Carpio sobre la juridiction. Ano de 1527. Becerril del Carpio is located in the province of Palencia (Castilla y Leon), Manuscript on parchment, in Spanish, quire of 22 ff. Last leaf with portion of parchment cut out, text missing. Dimensions: 340 x 220 mm. Joint: Fragment of a leaf from a liturgical work (incomplete), Spain, [17th century?] Dimensions: 465 x 230 mm.

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[SPAIN]. [BECERRIL DEL CARPIO]. [CARTAS EJECUTORIAS]. Primera executoria contra el lugar de las Ventas junto a Vecerril de el Carpio sobre la juridiction. Ano de 1527. Becerril del Carpio is located in the province of Palencia (Castilla y Leon), Manuscript on parchment, in Spanish, quire of 22 ff. Last leaf with portion of parchment cut out, text missing. Dimensions: 340 x 220 mm. Joint: Fragment of a leaf from a liturgical work (incomplete), Spain, [17th century?] Dimensions: 465 x 230 mm.

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