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- 1678-09-04 (Creation)
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AUC-CSPTOC-1
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Chapel foundation deed of the chapel of São José, instituted by Manuel Machado and Brásia de Macedo, his second wife, at the College of São Pedro of Coimbra, where the founders and their families were to be buried. The remains of Marta Correia, the founder's first wife, were also to be buried there. The contract, signed between the religionists of the College and Manuel Machado, included the celebration of a daily mass, for the payment of 500.000 réis, already delivered, and for a public debt instrument of the same amount.
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- Portuguese
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INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL ON ARCHIVES – ISAD(G): General International Standard Archival Description: adopted by the Committee on Descriptive Standards, Stockolm, Sweden, 19-22 September 1999. 2nd ed. Ottawa: CIA/CDS, 2000. ISBN 0-9696035-5-X
DIREÇÃO GERAL DE ARQUIVOS; PROGRAMA DE NORMALIZAÇÃO DA DESCRIÇÃO EM ARQUIVO; GRUPO DE TRABALHO DE NORMALIZAÇÃO DA DESCRIÇÃO EM ARQUIVO – Orientações para a descrição arquivística. 2.ª v. Lisboa: DGARQ, 2007, 325 p.
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Draft
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Partial
Dates of creation revision deletion
2021.06.28
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RPF