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1402
year: 1198
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Patriarch of Antioch
text: Mar. 17. Lateran. Pope Innocent III rebukes the patriarch of Antioch for following the example of his predecessor, who had translated the archbishop of Mamistra [Mamistanum] to the archbishopric of Tarsus [Tharsenensis]. The patriarch had translated La[uranetius], the archbishop-elect of Apamea, previously confirmed as bishop of Valenia, to the diocese of Tripoli. Stressing the rights of the papacy in such matters, Innocent quashes the translation, also revokes the translation to Tarsus and suspends the right of the patriarch to confirm the appointment of bishops. [Innocent III, Die Register 1:77-8, no. 50; Decretal 1.7.1, ‘Liber Extra’, cols. 96-7 Mar. 17. Lateran. Pope Innocent III rebukes the patriarch of Antioch for following the example of his predecessor, who had translated the archbishop of Mamistra [Mamistanum] to the archbishopric of Tarsus [Tharsenensis]. The patriarch had translated La[uranetius], the archbishop-elect of Apamea,... more
sources: Innocent III, Die Register 1:77-8, no. 50; Decretal 1.7.1, ‘Liber Extra’, cols. 96-7
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1430
year: 1198
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Patriarch of Antioch
text: Dec. 31. Lateran. Pope Innocent III informs the patriarch of Antioch that he has relaxed his suspension [from his right to confirm appointments to bishoprics]. Dec. 31. Lateran. Pope Innocent III informs the patriarch of Antioch that he has relaxed his suspension [from his right to confirm appointments to bishoprics].
sources: Innocent III, Die Register 1:732-3, no. 503
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1433
year: 1199
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Patriarch of Antioch
text: Jan. 5. Lateran. Pope Innocent III writes to the patriarch of Antioch. He has heard that when faced by necessary expenses the commune [communia] of the city of Antioch imposes uncustomary talliae, forcing the clergy of all rites, including the patriarch, to take an oath. The customary treatment of ecclesiastical property by the Greeks is not in accordance with Latin law. The patriarch and clergy are forbidden to pay and authorized to employ ecclesiastical sanctions. Jan. 5. Lateran. Pope Innocent III writes to the patriarch of Antioch. He has heard that when faced by necessary expenses the commune [communia] of the city of Antioch imposes uncustomary talliae, forcing the clergy of all rites, including the patriarch, to take an oath. The customary treatment of... more
sources: Innocent III, Die Register 1:747-8, no. 512
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