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Appendix 1 Tables 1‒6 Table 1 Manors owned by Pauline monasteries 1) Bakva Obressia, manor: 1463a 2) Bánfalva Bánfalva, manor: 1540b 3) Csatka Kagymat, manor: 1508c 4) Elefánt Szarkaház, manor: 1490 Csiszolt, manor: 1500d 5) Fehéregyháza Buda, two houses in a manor: 1544e 6) Felnémet Bátond, manor: 1466 7) Garić Beketinc, manor: 1465 8) Göncruszka Kinizs, manor: 1482f 9) Kalodva Martony, manor: 1441 10) Lepoglava Lepoglava, fortified manor: 1511 Kripihóc, manor with manor house: 1511 11) Regéc Horváti, manor: 1547g 12) Slat Pernya, manor: 1494h a 1463: LK 1, no. 20. b Házi, Sopron középkori egyháztörténete, 268. The manor of the abandoned monastery was given by the town of Sopron to Florian Auer, a tenant of Bánfalva, until the monks’ return. In the same year, the prior of Wiener Neustadt gave the destroyed vineyard on the hill Goldberg in Mörbisch, once belonging to the monastery of Bánfalva, to Knight Georg Wolfenreit zu Emerberg. About him see: Pálffy, A császárváros védelmében: A Győri Főkapitányság története 1526–1598, 34. c 1508: MNL OL DL 106728. d DAP 1, 100. e 1544: Végh, Buda város középkori helyrajza, n. 756. f DAP 1, 173; Bándi 1985, no. 595: “domus et curia ipsorum exponentium allodialis.” g DAP 2, 311. In 1547, the manor was in the hands of Caspar Serédi, and the Paulines tried to recoup it by legal action. h 1494: LK 3, no. 22. Christopher Subić gave the monastery a manor, a house in the market town and a vineyard. The donation was essentially for the provision of the monks, but the vineyard and the house may also have played some role in wine trade. © Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, 2020 | doi:10.1163/9789004424760_015 Beatrix F. Romhányi - 9789004424760 Downloaded from Brill.com09/30/2021 01:02:38AM via free access 140 Appendix 1 ‒ TABLE 2 Table 2 Noble plots and manorhouses owned by the Paulines 1) Bajcs Bajcs, manor house: ~1280/1289a 2) Bodrogszigete Csatár, manor house: 1320, 1334, 1380b 3) Budaszentlőrinc Kajászószentpéter, manor house: 1513c 4) Család Enye, manor house: 1518d Ludány, house: 1524e 5) Csatka Koromlya, manor house: 1480f 6) Dobra Kuća Szaplonca: 1504g 7) Elefánt Prasnolc, manor house: 1490h Vicsap, manor house: 1546i 8) Fehéregyháza Tabajd, manor house: 1510 Gercse, manor house: 1517 Gercse, manor house: 1519j 9) Gombaszög Gombaszög, noble plot: 1394k Onga (Borsod County), two manor houses: 1496l Domaháza, manor house: 1511m 10) Gönc Csécses, manor house: 1459n Alsókéked: 1504o a Györffy, Az Árpád-kori Magyarország történeti földrajza, 1963, 1:276. b Györffy, 1:326; DAP 1, 18; Fejér, Codex diplomaticus Hungariae ecclesiasticus ac civilis, vol. 8, pt. 3, no. 359. c 1513: MNL OL DL 25864. The Documenta Artis Paulinorum misinterprets the evidence of the Pressburger Protocollum, and incorrectly refers to this house as the property of the monastery of Fehéregyháza (DAP 1, 149). d DAP 1, 33. e 1524: MNL OL DL 23992. After the destruction of the monastery of Család, the monks moved to Elefánt and the house became property of that monastery. f DAP 1, 53. g 1504: LK 4, no. 50; DAP 3, 323: under the name of Podgracti. h 1490: MNL OL DL 19626. i DAP 1, 102. The manor house was occupied in 1546. j DAP 1, 147. The manor of Tabajd was pledged for 32 guilders by Peter of Fehérvár, the parish priest in Tabajd, but the two manors of Gercse were given as pious donation. One of the two in Gercse was, however, sold in 1519. k DAP 1, 160. The monastery bought it for fifty guilders. l 1496: MNL OL DL 16955. The donators were Barbara and Potentiana, the daughters of Ladislaus of Onga. m DAP 1, 160. n 1459: MNL OL DL 15368. The aim of the donator was to support the hospital of Telkibánya, see Pusztai, “A telkibányai Szent Katalin-ispotály.” o 1504: MNL OL DL 16955. The donation concerned half of a mill and two tenant plots as well. Vitalis of Kéked and his brothers contradicted the introduction. Beatrix F. Romhányi - 9789004424760 Downloaded from Brill.com09/30/2021 01:02:38AM via free access Appendix 1 ‒ TABLE 2 141 Table 2 Noble plots and manorhouses owned by the Paulines (cont.) 11) Jenő Perecske, third of a manor house: 1499p 12) Patacs Patacs, half of a manor house: 1409q 13) Regéc Horváti, manor house: 1466r 14) Szakácsi Nagyszakácsi, noble plot: 1473s 15) Szentmihálykő Kolos (Erdélyi fehér County), house: 1508t Gáld, manor house: 1531u 16) Szentpéter Iglód, manor house: 1524v 17) Szerdahely Szerdahely, manor house: 1488w 18) Streza Ilinc, manor house: 1451 Kovár, manor house: 1458x 19) Terebes Vis (Szabolcs County), deserted manor house: 1523y 20) Told Szőlős (Somogy County): 1505z 21) Vázsony Csepely (Veszprém County), stone house: 1486aa Csepely, two manor houses: 1519, 1520, 1524ab Lehért, Zarkahaza noble plot: 1520ac 22) Vetahida Macs, manor house: 1521ad 23) Zagreb-Remete Zagreb: 1487 Remetinc: 1438, 1514 p 1499: MNL OL DL 49977. q 1409: ZSO 2, no. 6855. r DAP 2, 309. The monastery received the manor house from Emeric Szapolyai and it was still the property of the monks in the mid-sixteenth century. s 1473: MNL OL DL 17498. t 1508: MNL OL DL 36405.—The donation aimed at securing the maintenance of the Saint Catherine’s Chapel in Kolos. u Entz, Erdély építészete a 14–16. században, 472. The monks complained that Caspar Boltha of Gáld carried out an attack on their manor house in the same village of Gáld, and broke the gate and the doors. v 1524: MNL OL DL 24005, and 24008. King Louis II ordered the convent of Somogyvár to intro- duce the Paulines into the estate. w VF, chap. 67. x DAP 3, 319–320. The manor house of Ilinc was given by a certain Lady Ilka, that of Kovár by Lady Margata. Pertinences of the latter comprised ten tenant plots in Kameno, two vine- yards, and a mill. y 1523: MNL OL DL 47509. The estate of Vis could not be occupied by the monks since the count of Gömör County, John Toronyaljai was introduced despite their protest in 1524: MNL OL DL 16955. z 1505: MNL OL DL 106721. aa 1486: MNL OL DL 24769. The house was given the monastery by the founder Paul Kinizsi. ab 1519: MNL OL DL 24375; 1520: MNL OL DL 23490; 1524: MNL OL DL 23993. ac 1520: MNL OL DL 23485. ad 1521: MNL OL DL 23519. Beatrix F. Romhányi - 9789004424760 Downloaded from Brill.com09/30/2021 01:02:38AM via free access 142 Appendix 1 ‒ TABLES 3‒4 Table 3 Townhouses of the Paulines in Buda 1) Budaszentlőrinc Kammerhof: after 1362–1416/1423; vicus Sancti Pauli “Big Pauline house”: 1416–[1541]; vicus Italicus?: 1402–around 1480 (?) 2) Örményes vicus Omnium Sanctorum: 1392–1459 (?); vicus magnus: 1392–1459 (?); Keddhely: 1392–after 1451; vicus Sancti Nicolai (“opposite the Holy Virgin church”): 1392–after 1398; vicus Sancti Pauli: 1392–after 1501 3) Lád vicus Omnium Sanctorum: 1394–after 1433 4) Csatka vicus Sancti Pauli: 1396–after 1423; ?: 1420 5) Veresmart vicus Sancti Johannis: 1440/1442–after 1445 6) Szentkereszt vicus Omnium Sanctorum: 1425–1513 (rent was paid even later) 7) Szentlélek see Szentkereszt 8) Kékes vicus Italicus: 1493-[1498]–after 1504; near a narrow alley leading to Italian Street: 1515 Table 4 Other townhouses 1) (Virgin Mary’s Pest: around 1530 monastery) 2) Bajcs Siklós: 1483 3) Bánfalva Sopron (three houses of the monastery of Baumgarten): 1526 4) Baumgarten Sopron, two houses between the gate and the house of Andrew butcher, one house opposite the Holy Spirit Chapel: 1475–1495 (1526) 5) Bereg Beregszász: 1567a 6) Budaszentlőrinc Pest: around 1480b Pápa, vicus magnus: 1513 7) Csatka Tata: 1387c Székesfehérvár, vicus S. Bartholomei: 1478 a 1567: DAP 1, 12. After the demolition of the monastery, the Paulines liened the abandoned buildings and a house in Beregszász which was repeatedly referred to as curia nobilitaris at the end of the sixteenth century. The documents do not allow reveal its exact location within the town. In the mid-fifteenth century, the monastery received two plots in Beregszász, one from the parish priest (1449) and another one from a local burgher in Ardó Street (1459). b VF, chap. 64. The house was probably exchanged for the house in the Italian Street of Buda (see at Buda). c 1387: MNL OL DL 7334. Beatrix F. Romhányi - 9789004424760 Downloaded from Brill.com09/30/2021 01:02:38AM via free access APPENDIX 1 ‒ TABLE 4 143 Table 4 Other townhouses (cont.) 8) Dédes Miskolc: 1381d Diósgyőr: 1482e 9) Diósgyőr Miskolc: 1408f 10) Dobra Kuća Szaplonca: 1504 (donation of several houses in the market town)g 11) Dubica Dubica: 1384h Dubica: 1412i 12) Fehéregyháza Óbuda: 1517j 13) Gombaszög Sajószentpéter: 1396, 1532k 14) Kékes Visegrád: –1412 (plot) 15) Lád Keresztúr: before 1507 16) Nosztre Szob: 1453l 17) Patacs Pécs: 1482m 18) Porva Pápa, Kristóf Street: 1441/1450–1563 19) Szentjobb Debrecen: 1531, 1556, 1580 20) Szentkereszt Esztergom: 1476n d 1381: MNL OL DL 6787. The house was given to the monastery by Clara, the wife of a Miskolc burgher. She inherited the house together with two vineyards from her late husband, Andrew of Wacha. According to the agreement with the monks, she was allowed to stay in the house for her lifetime. The charter was issued upon the joint request of the priors of Dédes and Diósgyőr, and the house is still mentioned as the shared property of the two monasteries even later. DAP 1, 66. e DAP 1, 64. The house and three vineyards were donated by the priest of Diósgyőr. f DAP 1, 68. The house was inherited from a burgher of Miskolc.