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December 12. Lateran. Pope Alexander IV writes to the same [Patriarch Jacobus (Pantaléon) of Jerusalem, papal legate], responding to his prayers by granting him the faculty of summoning as often as he deems expedient for his services two clerics of his patriarchate for his business and that of the Holy Land, of forcing them to do so, if necessary, with ecclesiastical censure without appeal, of having them receive in full the incomes of their benefices, except for the daily distributions, as if they resided in person in the churches in which they hold them, and of restraining those who contradict by the same ecclesiastical censure, without appeal.