Città del Vaticano, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana, Barb. lat. 2724 (Federici, Chronicon Vulturnense, I, tra nn. 65-66)
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Supradictus autem abbas Teuto, causa utilitatis huius monasterii [Sancti Vincencii in Vulturno], commutavit cum principibus Beneventanis res et possessiones, quas habebat in Caudetanis [curtem inclitam in finibus Caudetanis, loco qui dicitur Paulisi, cum servis et ancillis], a quibus accepit possessiones et res inclitas, cum ecclesia Sancte Dei genitricis Marie, que vocatur in Oliveto.

CV I, tra nn. 65-66, p. 315; CV III, doc. perduti, n. 36/4, pp. 141-142

The curtis mentioned as the object of the exchange in the Chronicon Vulturnensis was left to the monastery of San Vincenzo al Volturno fifty years earlier by Radeprandus, son of Radeprandus, in his will (CV I, no. 34, pp. 249-251).