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  • Agio Bishop of Rieti, Litigant in CDL 4a:26
  • Aimo Monk of Farfa, petitioner in CDL 4a:24 and CDL 4a:25
  • Allo Vicedomins of Rieti's episcopal church, litigant in CDL 4a:28 and in CDL 4a:29
  • Alparinus* Judicial authority in FAR 2:165
  • Anscausus Gastald of Valva, Judicial authority in CDL 4a:28, CDL 4a:29 and CDL 5:90
  • Charlemagne None
  • Dagarinus Gastald <of Rieti>, dictator in CDL 4a:26 (and others). Judicial authority in CDL 4a:29. Scribe in CDL 4a:30. Oath-swearer in CDL 4a:35. Variants: Dagarius; Dagari
  • Farfa, S Mary None
  • Gaideris* Judicial authority in FAR 2:154
  • Garilo* Monk of Farfa, recipient in CDL 4a:33
  • Goderisius Donor in CDL 5:91 and FAR 2:153, Litigant in FAR 2:154
  • Hilciperga Donor in DKAR 1:170, also appears in FAR 142.
  • Hildebrand Duke of Spoleto
  • Hilderic Sculdahis, litigant (acting) in CDL 4a:26. Most probably the same appointed as "fideiussor" in CDL 4a:35. Witness in many charters of Farfa monastery
  • Hilderic I Reatine Gastald from 766 and 768-771 (in dating clauses from CDL 5:54 onwards). Donor in CDL 5:60, CDL 5:100 and in DKAR 1:171
  • Hilderic II Reatine gastald, mentioned in dating clauses and in a couple of notarial subscriptions of some Farfa charters in 792/793-801 and acting as witness and donor up to 817. In contrast with Costambeys, we have to distinguish this agent from the homonymous gastald (id. 5732) whose career as public official, though not without interruption, can be retraced back to 766. While the first gastald is said to be son of Taciperga and married with Hilciperga in 773 and 786 (CDL 5:60 and CDL 5:100), Hilderic (II)'s wife is Sinda, as we can read in a charter of 814 (“Anno imperii domni Ludogvici .I. et Bernardi regis Langobardorum .II”), where “Hildericus castaldius unacum Sinda coniuge mea” receives back "in precariam" from the abbot of Farfa a "curtis" located "in massa Interocrina" that was previously donated to the monastery.
  • Lupo Witness in CDL 5:93 and 94
  • Maiorianus Gastald of Furcone*, Witness of transaction in CDL 4a:28 and CDL 4a:29. Judicial authority in CDL 4a:35
  • Pando Landowner in DKAR 1:111. Litigant in CDL 4a:35
  • Paul Witness in CDL 5:58

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