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Privilege/exemption
35
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon promises the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem property in every city or castle taken by the Christians, to be allotted especially from inheritances for which no legitimate heir can be found. *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon promises the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem property in every city or castle taken by the Christians, to be allotted especially from inheritances for which no legitimate heir can be found.
sources: Mayer, UKJ 1:114-15, no. 13 [3]
comments: [3] Mayer (UKJ 1:114-15) questions the authenticity of this act, which is referred to only in very late source material.
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Establishment/foundation document
36
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
recipient: Church of Saint Mary and the Holy Spirit on Mount Sion
institution: Mount Sion
text: *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon rebuilds the church of St Mary and the Holy Spirit on Mt Sion in Jerusalem and presents it with all of Mt Sion. *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon rebuilds the church of St Mary and the Holy Spirit on Mt Sion in Jerusalem and presents it with all of Mt Sion.
sources: Hiestand, PK, pp. 280-4, no. 113; Mayer, UKJ 1:115-16, no. 14 [4]
comments: [4] Hiestand (PK, pp. 281-3) considers this to be a forgery. Mayer (UKJ 1:115-16) is not so sure, but provides additional reasons why its authenticity should be doubted.
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
37
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
text: *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon decrees general alms-giving in Jerusalem to commemorate each year the liberation of the city. *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon decrees general alms-giving in Jerusalem to commemorate each year the liberation of the city.
sources: John of Würzburg, p. 124; Mayer, UKJ 1:116, no. 15
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Grant
Establishment/foundation document
38
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
recipient: Church of Saint Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat
institution: Saint Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat
text: *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon endows the church of St Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat. *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon endows the church of St Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat.
sources: Hiestand, PK, p. 117-19, no. 14; Mayer, UKJ 1:117-18, no. 16
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Establishment/foundation document
39
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
recipient: Church of Saint Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat
institution: Saint Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat
text: *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon settles monks in the abbey of St Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat. *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon settles monks in the abbey of St Mary of the Valley of Jehoshaphat.
sources: William of Tyre, p. 431. See Mayer, UKJ 1:117-18, no. 16 [5]
comments: [5] Mayer (UKJ 1:117-18 and in Bistümer, pp. 258-87) has argued at length against any endowment by Godfrey and the establishment by him of a Benedictine community in the Valley of Jehoshaphat. There are reasons – particularly Patriarch Arnulf’s charter of Apr. 6 – Dec. 24 1112 – for questioning the foundation of the Benedictine abbey at such an early date, but the prestigious nature of the shrine and the burial of Garnier of Grez in late July in valle Iosaphat, in porticu basilice sancte Marie virginis et matris Iesu Christi (Albert of Aachen, p. 516) suggests that there was some monastic presence on the site during Godfrey’s lifetime. See Pringle, The Churches 3:288-9.
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Confirmation/renewal of grants
40
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
recipient: Abbey of Saint Mary of the Latins
institution: Saint Mary of the Latins
text: *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon confirms the possessions in his realm of the abbey of St Mary of the Latins in Jerusalem. *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon confirms the possessions in his realm of the abbey of St Mary of the Latins in Jerusalem.
sources: Mayer, UKJ 1:119, no. 17
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Establishment/foundation document
41
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
recipient: Abbey of Mount Tabor
institution: Mount Tabor
text: *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon establishes the property rights of the abbey of Mt Tabor. *Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon establishes the property rights of the abbey of Mt Tabor.
sources: Hiestand, PK, p. 97, no. 5; Mayer, UKJ 1:119-20, no. 18
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Privilege/exemption
42
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
recipient: Suriani, Greeks, Armenians, Jacobites and Nestorians
text: †Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon frees all Suriani, Greeks, Armenians, Jacobites and Nestorians from the services they had to pay the Muslims [Saraceni]. But on all imports and sales they will pay 4 per cent – or one carat in each besant. †Jul. 22 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. Godfrey of Bouillon frees all Suriani, Greeks, Armenians, Jacobites and Nestorians from the services they had to pay the Muslims [Saraceni]. But on all imports and sales they will pay 4 per cent – or one carat in each besant.
sources: Francesco Amadi, p. 25; Mayer, UKJ 3:1467, no. App. II/6
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
43
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
text: *Dec. 25 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. [6] Godfrey of Bouillon prohibits the dismemberment of fiefs without proportionate sharing of the services owed for them [assise du démémbrement de fief]. *Dec. 25 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. [6] Godfrey of Bouillon prohibits the dismemberment of fiefs without proportionate sharing of the services owed for them [assise du démémbrement de fief].
sources: Philip of Novara, Le Livre, p. 155; Grandclaude, ‘Liste’, p. 335
comments: [6] Philip of Novara understood that this assise predated the assise de la tenure d’an et jour. The evidence for most of the établissements and assises is provided in lawbooks written after 1187. The authors of these appear to have been careful to distinguish from custom the laws they believed were the products of legislation. Philip of Novara, Le Livre, pp. 118-20, 179; John of Ibelin, p. 684. When they were certain, they used the term assise and when uncertain the phrase assise or usage.
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
44
year: 1100
initiator: Godfrey of Bouillon
text: *Dec. 25 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. To prevent the [Latin] settlers returning home, Godfrey of Bouillon decrees that occupation of a property for a year and a day is necessary for legal possession [assise de la tenure d’an et jour]. *Dec. 25 1099 – Jul. 18 1100. To prevent the [Latin] settlers returning home, Godfrey of Bouillon decrees that occupation of a property for a year and a day is necessary for legal possession [assise de la tenure d’an et jour].
sources: William of Tyre, p. 446; Grandclaude, ‘Liste’, p. 338 [7]
comments: [7] For the legal ramifications of this in the kingdom of Jerusalem, see Philip of Novara, Le Livre, pp. 46-50, 65-6, 96-7, 116-17, 153-5, 157-66 ; ‘Assises de la Baisse Court’, pp. 123-4, 189, 211-12.
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