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File:Fettmilch Schandsaeule Toengesgasse.jpg

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Deutsch: Fettmilch-Aufstand: Schandsäule in der Frankfurter Töngesgasse, wo ehemals Vincent Fettmilchs Haus stand.
English: Fettmilch Riot: Pillar of shame in the Töngesgasse in Frankfurt where Vincent Fettmilch's house had been before.
Deutsch: Deutscher Text auf der Schandsäule
Deutsch: Lateinischer Text auf der Schandsäule
English: German text on the pillar of shame
English: Latin text on the pillar of shame

Sempiternae Rebellionis Memoriae
Daß dieser platz bleibt od und wust
Dran Vincentz Fettmilch schuldig ist
Welher die Statt drey gantzer Iahr
Gebracht hat in manch gross gefahr
Deßen er erstelich hat davon
Getragen diesem boesen Lohn
Dass er endlich an der Richtstatt
Sein zween Finger verloren hat
Hernach den Kopf gevirtheilt bald
un die Viertel gehencke auff drauff
An die vier Straßen dieser Statt
Den Kopf man auffgestecket hat
An Bruckenthurn Auch weib und kint
Ewig deß Lands verwiesen seind
Das Hauß geschleyfft deß ich alhier
zu trewer Warnung stehe dir.
Den 28 Febr. 1616

Vicentus Fettmilcus dulciarius
Tribubus falsa spe literis & sigil
lis seditiose motis. Magistratu mutato
ludeisque publicatis, Pricipum
Commißariorum Legatis decisis.
Ipsaque Caesarea proseriptionis
occupato commeatu ac propugna
nelis pertinaciter spreta cum bonas
in summam nonsemel trepidationem eam
sponte quam corruptus adduxißet prit kal
Mart M.D.C.XVI Digitir perniris capi
titeque ad pontem turro porrecto ple
xus corpore vero de quatior furcis di
versas in vias publicas suspenso coniugis
biberisque exilium sibi domus derecta
bco cippum hunc in famen promeruit.

Date 17th century
date QS:P,+1650-00-00T00:00:00Z/7
Source Institut für Stadtgeschichte Frankfurt / Historisches Museum Frankfurt am Main
Author Unknown authorUnknown author
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