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RRR:
Correspondence/envoy
Council/ruling decisions/legislation
208
year: 1121
initiator: Pope Calixtus II
recipient: Archbishop of Caesarea and the church in the province of Jerusalem
text: Jul. 6. Lateran. Pope Calixtus II writes to the archbishop of Caesarea and the church in the province of Jerusalem, as well as to his relation [consanguineus] King Baldwin II and the subjects of the kingdom of Jerusalem. The death of Patriarch Arnulf and the unanimous election of Patriarch Warmund have been reported to the pope by letters and by a legation from the kingdom. Confirming the new patriarch in his faculties, Pope Calixtus writes that he has despatched Bishop Peter of Porto as papal legate with the pallium. He enjoins on the clergy and subjects of Jerusalem obedience to the Holy See and to the patriarch. Jul. 6. Lateran. Pope Calixtus II writes to the archbishop of Caesarea and the church in the province of Jerusalem, as well as to his relation [consanguineus] King Baldwin II and the subjects of the kingdom of Jerusalem. The death of Patriarch Arnulf and the unanimous election of Patriarch Warmund... more
sources: Hiestand, PK, pp. 128-30, no. 22 (RRH no. 96)
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Correspondence/envoy
224
year: 1124
initiator: Pope Calixtus II
recipient: Alms-collectors sent by Raimundus Jerosolimitani Xenodochii prepositus
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Sept 19 1121 – Dec 13 1124. [38] In what must be a response to a request from the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, Pope Calixtus II commends the alms-collectors sent by Raimundus Jerosolimitani Xenodochii prepositus to the faithful in Europe. He praises the care rendered by the Hospital to pilgrims and poor. Sept 19 1121 – Dec 13 1124. [38] In what must be a response to a request from the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, Pope Calixtus II commends the alms-collectors sent by Raimundus Jerosolimitani Xenodochii prepositus to the faithful in Europe. He praises the care rendered by the Hospital to... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:39-40, no. 47 (RRH no. 88a)
comments: [38] The terminus a quo is established by a reference elsewhere to a brother called Roger, believed to be in charge, probably temporarily, after Gerard’s death.
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