3069

April 22. Naples. Pope Alexander IV writes to the abbot and convent of St Sabbas in Acre (Acconensis), relating that, in response to the requests of the Commune of Genoa, he orders the addressees to sell, rent permanently for an annual sum, or give through an exchange to the Commune of Genoa the house that they possess in Acre (Acconensis) on the Street (vico) of the Chain, next to the house of the commune, with the proviso that they use the money received from a sale for an equivalent house and not for anything else, and that any right the king of Jerusalem may have in the house they now possess is preserved.