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Grant
739
year: 1164
initiator: Vitalis Michael, the doge of Venice
recipient: Church of Saint Mark in Venice
institution: Saint Mark in Tyre
text: Aug. 1-31. Rialto, Venice. Vitalis Michael, the doge of Venice, with the agreement of the people of Venice, gives the church of St Mark [in Venice], the operis procurator of which [in the East] is Leonardus Fradellus, the Venetian ruga in Tyre. This ruga was given to Venice for the lodging [pro hospitatione] of Venetians when they went there but was released [to pay for] the building of the church of St Mark in Tyre. The ruga is situated next to the porta magistra of the port on the left side. Its head is on the ruga Magistra and it extends as far as the boundary of the royal section of the city [ad divisionem Regis]. The doge also gives the church of St Mark the Venetian [house called] darus and an oven in Tripoli, together with their revenues [redditus]. He confirms the gift of a rent of 300 besants, drawn by the Venetians annually from the royal funda, which King Baldwin gave to Doge Dominicus Michael and which was afterwards drawn from the revenues of the catena of the port of Acre, although it was confiscated by King Fulk in the time of Doge Rolandus Contarenus and is still withheld. Leonardus Fradellus is given authority to regain this rent. There follows a long list of Venetian witnesses. Aug. 1-31. Rialto, Venice. Vitalis Michael, the doge of Venice, with the agreement of the people of Venice, gives the church of St Mark [in Venice], the operis procurator of which [in the East] is Leonardus Fradellus, the Venetian ruga in Tyre. This ruga was given to Venice for the lodging [pro... more
sources: Tafel and Thomas, Urkunden 1:140-4, no. 59 (RRH no. 402)
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Confirmation/renewal of grants
749
year: 1165
initiator: Pope Alexander III
recipient: Leonardus procurator operis of the church of Saint Mark in Venice
institution: Saint Mark in Tyre
text: May 13. Bourges. At the request of Doge Vitalis and the citizens of Venice, Pope Alexander III confirms for Leonardus procurator operis of the church of St Mark in Venice its possessions: the church of St Mark in Tyre, with houses, bakery [pistrinum], oven, platea and ruga, fields and lands; the church of St Mark in Acre with bakery [pistrinum], oven, platea and ruga, which stretches from the mansio that had belonged to Petrus Zannus to the monastery of St Demetrius, as given by King Baldwin I of Jerusalem in return for Venetian assistance in the conquest of Sidon; all lands conceded to Venice by the king of Jerusalem in the cities of Jerusalem, Tripoli, Antioch and Haifa. He confirms all Venice’s possessions in general. May 13. Bourges. At the request of Doge Vitalis and the citizens of Venice, Pope Alexander III confirms for Leonardus procurator operis of the church of St Mark in Venice its possessions: the church of St Mark in Tyre, with houses, bakery [pistrinum], oven, platea and ruga, fields and lands; the... more
sources: Hiestand, PK, pp. 241-3, no. 89 (RRH no. 415)
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Confirmation/renewal of grants
939
year: 1175
initiator: Sebastiano Ziani, doge of Venice
recipient: Church of Saint Mark and Stephanus Barocius, procurator operis S. Marci
institution: Saint Mark in Tyre
text: Jun. 1-30. Venice. Rialto. Sebastiano Ziani, doge of Venice, confirms for the church of St Mark and Stephanus Barocius, procurator operis S. Marci, the grant of the Venetian third of Tyre for 5 years, made in January 1164 by Doge Vitalis Michael to Leonardus Fradellus, procurator at the time. Exceptions are a street [ruga], which stretches from the [city] gate to the port, having on one side the ruga sancti Marci and the royal part of Tyre, 300 besants [of revenue], one of the better mills, 2 casalia and one of the better gardens, which were granted to the bishoprics of Jesolo and Torcello. Conceded to the church of St Mark are the revenues from the port and gates, the plateae, fontici, baths, ovens, weights and measures of wine and oil [de stateris, rubis et de mensuris vini et olei], mills and taxation on glass [dationes de vitro]. This is to compensate the church of St Mark for the 1500 besants it raised to assist the Venetians of the ship [navis] of Romanus Mairanus, who fled to Acre from captivity in Constantinople, and for its gift to Venice of 600 Venetian librae. The church may not alienate the property, which should always remain in Venetian ownership. It may not enjoy the proceeds of sugar production in the first year, but can in the sixth, the year following the end of the grant. The witnesses listed are Venetian. Jun. 1-30. Venice. Rialto. Sebastiano Ziani, doge of Venice, confirms for the church of St Mark and Stephanus Barocius, procurator operis S. Marci, the grant of the Venetian third of Tyre for 5 years, made in January 1164 by Doge Vitalis Michael to Leonardus Fradellus, procurator at the time.... more
sources: Tafel and Thomas, Urkunden 1:167-71, no. 63 (RRH no. 526)
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