Image: Charter of Clotilde
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Description: A 7th century noblewoman named Clotilde (Chlodechildis) endowed a monastery at Bruyères-le-Châtel near to Étampes. This is the original charter. Among the signatories was Bishop Agilbert of Paris, formerly Bishop of the West Saxons, whose last recorded act this is. The document is dated 10 March 673. Access to the original document is restricted and microfilm copies only may be consulted.
Title: Charter of Clotilde
Credit: French National Archives
Author: Unknown
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