Another line commences--

"Persone tam religiose qua seculares necnon duces Marchione"....

On one of the fragments, apparently an endorsement on the back of the

document, are the names "Anselmus," and beneath it "Bonanmy" or "Bouanmy."

There are unfortunately no traces of the name of any place, or of a date.

The writing is very clear and in good condition. Is the document a papal

bull? I shall be obliged by any reply to my inquiries.

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