The
Fols. 1–3 (modern added foliation): A flyleaf and two parchment leaves (formerly pastedown).
Fols.
Fols.
Priuilegium Benedicti pape. Super decimis soluendis ...
(Litteras originales super hiis habent
cives.
Fols.
Privilegium confirmatorium Johannis pape vicesimi secundi super
certis privilegiis et indultis dominorum Birgeri et Magni regum svecie.
(
Fols.
Privilegia pape de reconciliacione cimiteriorum et ecclesiarum.
(
Fols.
Copia protectorie gregorij pape. (
Fols.
Statutum Sudercopense celebratum anno Domini mcdxl primo.
(
Fols.
Quedam prophecia. (
Fols.
Super piscatura in Helsingaa. (
Fols.
Super molendino beati Henrici in Halis. (
Fols. Mensa Episcopalis.
Super piscatura episcopi Aboensis in llammas parochie kumo.
Originalia istarum copiarum sunt in kwsto. (
Fols.
Copie litterarum altaris sancti Siffredi. Super predio Loppila.
(
Fols.
Littera fundacionis prepositure jn ecclesia Aboensi.
(Iste processus de
verbo ad verbum habetur jn libro judiciorum consulatus, dicto stadz
tenckebook. (Followed by two unnumbered blanks). Super bonis mense archidiaconatus
in ecclesia aboensis ... (fol.
Fols.
Confirmacio archidiaconatus per dominum Magnum episcopum ...
(
Fols.
Fols.
Inter Korpelax et Heykyla littera consiliariorum regni, etc:a.
Wij epterskrefne Steen Stwre ...
Most of the documents are provided with a title. Documents concerning
the different altars in Turku cathedral (fol. 168 onwards) were composed in the
The cartulary begins with two parchment leaves and an index of the titles of most of the documents. The index-part and the leaves preceding it have modern foliation in pencil (1–13). The two parchment leaves are fragments from an
Thirty different watermarks, most of
them variants of bull´s heads. Identified motifs are dated to
The cartulary has suffered some water-damage and there is a worm-hole in fols. 248–254. Small tears etc. have been repaired with paper.
Littera Gothica Cursiva, several scribes, the level of execution varies.
Rubrication is used on the first actual folio of the cartulary. Stylized initials
are used throughout the manuscript to mark the beginning of each charter. Several
maniculae occur, with particularly well executed examples on fols.
(?)
Registrum Ecclesiae Aboensis is probably the first cartulary to have been
compiled by the medieval chapter of
As seen from a few additions on fols. 282–283, the cartulary was moved from
In the REA