Charter of Trubadus, son of Petrus Raimundus, recording his sale of property in Canavels, to John, son of Dominic de Villa, perhaps on behalf of the Church of Olià de Cerdanya, in Latin, manuscript document on parchment [Catalonian Pyrenees (Olià in Cerdanya), dated 27 August 1197]

Single-sheet, 21 long lines in the precise southern European early Gothic bookhand of Encapius ecclesie ulianus canonicus who attests the document at its foot, with signs and signatures of four canons of the Church of Olià de Cerdanya in same place in different hands, endorsed in Spanish in eighteenth-century hand on verso, good condition on thick and heavy parchment, 260mm. by 160mm.

This is a fine twelfth-century charter from a region of Europe poorly represented in the historical record. Olià is now a small village at the foot of Serrat de Nas, and the church from which this document comes no longer exists.