In the arable, a goods listing of the Benediktinerklosters in the Eifel, were documented in the year 893 all rights and income from the numerous possessions of the monastery.

The original - it developed under abbott Regino of - is not delivered. 1222 made the Exabt Caesarius of Milendonk a copy, which he provided with personal additions and comments. The extent amounts to 57 sides, subdivided into 118 chapters. This treatment is received in national main archives Koblenz.

See also: Arable

Literature

• The arable, hrsg. of Ingo Schwab (= Rheini arable ones 5), Duesseldorf 1983 (relevant expenditure)
• "The arable" translates and commentates from Nikolaus in: anno verbi incarnati DCCCXCIII conscriptum. In the year of the Mr. 893 written. 1100 years arable. Anniversary publication, hrsg. of pure Nolden, Trier 1993, P. 17-115 (translation)
• D. A basic rule 13. Century in the mirror of the early Middle Ages. Caesarius of and its commentated copy of the Urbars of 893. Rhine. Vierteljahresbl. 45, 1981, 1-34.

Local denominations

Many localities are mentioned for the first time in writing in the arable.

Alphabetical list of these places: Ahrweiler, Bleialf, Mechernich Holzheim, Vogelberhc (volume mountain)

Related links

• Beginning of the Urbars in (became outdated) the expenditure of the Mittelrheini document book Bd. 1, 1860, digitizes (Rheini federal state library Koblenz)
• Illustrations from the arable
• Specimen of handwriting
• Short information to the arable

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