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RRR:
Confirmation/renewal of grants
Privilege/exemption
1251
year: 1187
initiator: Corradus, son of the marquess of Montferrat
recipient: Commune and cives of Pisa
text: Oct. 1-31. Tyre. In the house of the Hospital. Wishing to reward those who are helping him defend Tyre and with the advice and consent of magister Monachus Cesariensis archiepiscopus, domnus Leotardus Nazarenus archiepiscopus, domnus Oddo episcopus Sydonie, frater Terri domus milicie Templi magnus preceptor and other Knights Templar, frater Burrellus magnus preceptor Hospitalis and other brother Hospitallers, and the milites and burgenses of Tyre and all the commune civitatis, Corradus, the son of the marquess of Montferrat, makes a sealed grant to the commune and cives of Pisa. If Jaffa and its neighbourhood is recovered by the Christians, he confirms for them all the houses they had before [its loss] on either side of the road leading to the gate of the port and the bath house and ovens that the Pisan Lambertus de Ioppen had; in the territory of Jaffa, Casale Patriarche and the garden that belonged to Gislebertus castellanus; the right of the Pisans and their commune in Jaffa to use weights and measures [statera, et pensae et modia et mensurae] for wine and oil and all other things, which they can use in sales to other persons. Corradus also confirms for the commune of the Pisans in Jaffa and its territory a free curia. All Pisans and those leased houses by them, whether scapuli, burgenses, milites, comiti or of any lay condition whatever, should be judged in the Pisan curia, except for cases involving feoda or assisiae, which should be judged in the curiae of lords [domni]. Otherwise no Pisan shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the royal curia in Jaffa or elsewhere throughout the kingdom. On the other hand, the king can exact dues [talia] on the houses of Pisan burgenses situated outside the Pisan quarter [extra honorem Pisani communis] if he exacts it elsewhere in the city of Jaffa, but he cannot impose any other dues [dricture] because of military or other needs, and the Pisans and those who rent Pisan properties are to be exempt from terciaria and other dues. Corradus concedes to the Pisans the right to have a vicecomes or consul to run their curia in Jaffa, the right to place their own men in the funda and gates of the city of Jaffa to look after Pisans and those who rent properties from them, who are to be free from any attempt by king’s men or those of any baro to tax them on entry and departure in the catena, funda or gates. The Pisans are to be free from charges on shipwreck and from any charge on houses, ovens, baths, casalia, mills and weights and measures [statera, et pensae et modia et mensurae] in Jaffa. Because the Pisans have remained in Tyre and are fighting the Sarraceni in defence of the kingdom they will in future be freed from all servicia for the gifts that have been made to them. Witnesses: Frater Giofredus Morin preceptor domus Templi in Tyro; frater Bertrandus Deltana miles Templi; frater Petrus Yterii miles; frater Wuillelmus de Uendobre miles; frater Vgo Giofrei miles; frater Achardus Templi capellanus; of the Order [domus] of the Hospital, Frater Hermengaldus prior Sancti Egidii; frater Wuillelmus Aluernacius; frater Poncius de Baia; of the barones, Domnus Vgo Tyberiadis; domnus Rau frater eius; domnus Gualterius Cesaree; domnus Helyas vicecomes Nazareth; Eustachius vicecomes Legionis; Rainerius de Marone; Vbertus de Orgiolo; Iterius de Manni; Amalricus Godescalci; Wuillelmus de Chaineto; Vbertus Nepos senescalcus marchionis; Ansaldus Bonuicinus; Balduinus frater eius; Bernardus Templi in Tyro vicecomes; Wuillelmus Caim; Matheus Iohannis Guidi; Symon de Faleisa. The charter was drawn up by Bandinus domni marchionis scriba. Oct. 1-31. Tyre. In the house of the Hospital. Wishing to reward those who are helping him defend Tyre and with the advice and consent of magister Monachus Cesariensis archiepiscopus, domnus Leotardus Nazarenus archiepiscopus, domnus Oddo episcopus Sydonie, frater Terri domus milicie Templi magnus... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:869-72, no. 521 (RRH no. 667)
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RRR:
Confirmation/renewal of grants
Privilege/exemption
1252
year: 1187
initiator: Corradus, son of the marquess of Montferrat
recipient: Commune and cives of Pisa
text: Oct. 1-31. Tyre. In the royal citadel. Wishing to reward those who are helping him defend Tyre and with the advice and consent of magister Monachus Cesariensis archiepiscopus, domnus Leotardus Nazarenus archiepiscopus, domnus Oddo episcopus Sydonie, frater Terri domus milicie Templi magnus preceptor and other Knights Templar, frater Burellus magnus preceptor Hospitalis and other brother Hospitallers, and the milites and burgenses of Tyre and all the comune civitatis, Corradus, the son of the marquess of Montferrat, makes a sealed grant to the comune and cives of Pisa in Acre and its neighbourhood, He confirms: their possession of land with houses, churches, ovens, a bath house and all buildings established between Caput Furoris as far as the door of [the church of] St Andrew and outside the door as far as the tarsana and on the other side from the water of the port as far as shore of the burgus novus along the road [via] that runs from the Caput Furoris, past the house of Guidotta in a straight line as far as the shore of the burgus novus and along another road that runs from the house of Martinus Cercius by the door of the baths as far as the shore of the burgus novus, together with the houses and buildings on either side of the road and an oven and the royal bath house, which are next to the doorway; all houses the Pisans have in the burgus novus and any other part of Acre; in the neighbourhood of the city, Cabor, a garden which belonged to Antelmus, and a second mill on the river of Acre by the first mill, which is next to the church of St Nicholas. Corradus concedes to the Pisans and their commune in Acre the right to use weights and measures [statera et pensae et modia et mensurae] for wine and oil and all other things, which they can use in sales to other persons. He also confirms for the comune of the Pisans in Acre a free curia. All Pisans and those leased houses by them, whether scapuli, burgenses, milites, comiti or of any lay condition whatever, should be judged in the Pisan curia, except for cases involving feoda or assisiae, which should be judged in the curiae of lords [domni]. Otherwise no Pisan shall be subject to the jurisdiction of the royal curia in Acre or elsewhere throughout the kingdom. On the other hand, the king can exact dues [talia] on the houses of Pisan burgenses situated outside the Pisan quarter [extra honorem Pisani communis] if he exacts it elsewhere in the city of Acre, but he cannot impose any other dues [dricture] because of military or other needs, and the Pisans and those who rent Pisan propertes are to be exempt from terciaria and other dues. Corradus concedes to the Pisans the right to have a vicecomes or consul to run their curia in Acre, the right to place their own men in the catena, funda and gates of the city of Acre to look after Pisans and those who rent properties from them, who are to be free from any attempt by king’s men or those of any baro to tax them on entry and departure. The Pisans are to be free from charges on shipwreck and from any charge on houses, ovens, baths, casalia, mills and weights and measures [statera, et pensae et modia et mensurae] in Acre. The heirs of Pisans who die can recover their feoda and assisiae. The Pisans have the right to have their own churches and their liberties and Corradus promises at assist them in any dispute with other churches in Acre. Because the Pisans have remained in Tyre and are fighting the Sarraceni in defence of the kingdom they will in future be freed from all servicia for the gifts that have been made to them. Witnesses: Frater Gioffredus Morin preceptor domus Templi in Tyro; frater Bertrandus Deltana miles Templi; frater Petrus Iterii miles; frater Willelmus de Uendobre miles; frater Hugo Gioffrei miles; frater Achardus Templi cappellanus; of the Order [domus] of the Hospital, Frater Hermingaldus prior Sancti Egidii; frater Wuillelmus Aluernacius; frater Poncius de Baia; of the barones, Domnus Hugo Tyberiadis; domnus Rau frater eius; domnus Gualterius Cesaree; domnus Helyas vicecomes Nazareth; Eustachius vicecomes Legionis; Rainerius de Marone; Vbertus de Orgiolo; Iterius de Manni; Amalricus Godescalci;Guillelmus de Chaineto; Vbertus Nepos senescalcus marchionis; Ansaldus Bonuicinus; Balduinus frater eius; Bernardus Templi in Tyro vicecomes; Wuillelmus Caim; Matheus Iohannis Guidi; Symon de Faleisa. The charter was drawn up by Bandinus domni marchionis scriba. Oct. 1-31. Tyre. In the royal citadel. Wishing to reward those who are helping him defend Tyre and with the advice and consent of magister Monachus Cesariensis archiepiscopus, domnus Leotardus Nazarenus archiepiscopus, domnus Oddo episcopus Sydonie, frater Terri domus milicie Templi magnus... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:872-7, no. 522 (RRH no. 668)
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Confirmation/renewal of grants
1253
year: 1187
initiator: Pope Gregory VIII
recipient: Church of Genoa
institution: Saint Laurence in Acre
text: Dec. 11. Pope Gregory VIII confirms the ownership by the church of Genoa of the church of St Laurence in Acre and the gifts at Gibelletum and other places made by Count Bertrand of St Gilles. Dec. 11. Pope Gregory VIII confirms the ownership by the church of Genoa of the church of St Laurence in Acre and the gifts at Gibelletum and other places made by Count Bertrand of St Gilles.
sources: Hiestand, PK, pp. 328-9, no. 151
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Grant
Confirmation/renewal of grants
Privilege/exemption
1258
year: 1188
initiator: Corradus, son of the marquess of Montferrat
recipient: Pisans of the societas Vermiliorum
text: May 1-31. Tyre. In the castellum. Conradus marchionis Montisferrati filius records under seal that he has confirmed for the Pisans of the societas Vermiliorum, who were in the city of Acre, all their houses, a bath house, an oven, the church of St Peter and all the empty land between the funda regis and the Gate of Jofredus Tortus in Acre. The land stretches [on one side] along the public way that runs in a straight line by the funda regis to the gate of the city near the cemetery and on the other as far as the sea. Conradus has also given: [a rent of] 2000 besants to be drawn each year from the funda and catena of Acre in the instalments established for assisia; outside Acre a water mill [molendinum aque] near the city, together with a good garden; in the region of Acre, casale Sancti Georgii, which had belonged to Henricus Bufalus, and Castellum Novum Regis, which had belonged to comes Iozelinus. These grants are made with the freedom to treat them in the Pisanorum curia or establish their boundaries as the societas wishes. They are freed from all talia, tributum and servicium, because of the service already rendered in the defence of Christianity and Tyre. Witnesses: Domnus Paganus de Caypha; Obertus Nepos; Lovellus quondam Tyri castellanus; Bernardus de Templo tunc Tyrensis vicecomes; Bellamutus; Obertus Orgioli. May 1-31. Tyre. In the castellum. Conradus marchionis Montisferrati filius records under seal that he has confirmed for the Pisans of the societas Vermiliorum, who were in the city of Acre, all their houses, a bath house, an oven, the church of St Peter and all the empty land between the funda... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:877-82, no. 523 (RRH no. 674)
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Grant
Privilege/exemption
1259
year: 1188
initiator: Corradus, son of the marquess of Montferrat
recipient: Pisans of the societas Vermiliorum
text: May 1-31. Tyre. In the castellum. With the agreement of the brothers of the militia Templi, that is to say frater Terricus magnus preceptor, frater Gaufredus Morinus marescalcus and many other brothers, and of the brothers of the house of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, that is to say frater Borrellus magnus preceptor, frater Ermengaldus prior Sancti Egidii and many other brothers, of Rainaldus Sydoniensis, Gualterius Cesarie and all the capitanei, vavassores and milites gathered in Tyre, Conradus marchionis Montisferrati filius records under seal what he has given the Pisans of the societas Vermiliorum, whose contribution to the defence of Tyre and Christianity is recognized. He specifies: an oven in the ruga sancti Iohannis in Tyre; casale Zoie in the region of Tyre; of the dependencies of Tyre, casale Misdele, casale Tiaretine, casale Aithiti, casale Elfrerachie, casale Derdegaie, casale Mesdiesanche, casale Darchife, casale Marumsacchair, casale Darzibine and casale Orache. These are given with the freedom to treat them in the Pisanorum curia or establish their boundaries as the societas wishes. They are freed from all talia, tributum and servicium, because of the service already rendered in the defence of Tyre. Witnesses: Domnus Paganus de Ca[ypha; Obertus] Nepos; Lovellus quondam castellanus Tyri; Bernardus de Templo tunc Tyrensis vicecomes; Bellamutus; Obertus Orgioli. May 1-31. Tyre. In the castellum. With the agreement of the brothers of the militia Templi, that is to say frater Terricus magnus preceptor, frater Gaufredus Morinus marescalcus and many other brothers, and of the brothers of the house of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, that is to say frater... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:882-5, no. 524 (RRH no. 675)
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Confirmation/renewal of grants
Request
1262
year: 1188
initiator: Hermengaudus, provisor of the Hospital
recipient: Sisters of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem at Sigena
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Oct. 6. Hermengaudus, Domini patientia Christi pauperum servus et fratrum sancti Hospitalis Jerusalem provisor humilis, responding to a request from Queen Sancia of Aragon, confirms under seal a Rule for the sisters of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem at Sigena. Witnesses: Borrellus preceptor Jerusalem; frater Archimbaudus preceptor Italie; frater Arlabaudus prior Alamanie; frater Martinus prepositus; frater Lambertus marescalcus; frater Jofridus de Andavilla. Oct. 6. Hermengaudus, Domini patientia Christi pauperum servus et fratrum sancti Hospitalis Jerusalem provisor humilis, responding to a request from Queen Sancia of Aragon, confirms under seal a Rule for the sisters of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem at Sigena. Witnesses: Borrellus preceptor... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:547, no. 860 (RRH no. 677)
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Grant
1265
year: 1189
initiator: Bohemond, count of Tripoli, son of Prince Bohemond of Antioch
recipient: Hermengaudus, master of the Hospital
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: *Mar. 1-31. Bohemond, count of Tripoli, son of Prince Bohemond of Antioch, gives Hermengaud d’Aspe, master of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, a garden called de la Gloriete, which had belonged to the mother of the late Count Raymond, his predecessor. *Mar. 1-31. Bohemond, count of Tripoli, son of Prince Bohemond of Antioch, gives Hermengaud d’Aspe, master of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, a garden called de la Gloriete, which had belonged to the mother of the late Count Raymond, his predecessor.
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:553, no. 871 (RRH no. 679a)
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Grant
Privilege/exemption
1266
year: 1189
initiator: Bohemond, count of Tripoli, son of Prince Bohemond of Antioch
recipient: Consuls and community of the Genoese
text: Apr. 9-30. [223] Tyre. In return for the good services [servitia] of the Genoese and especially their assistance to Antioch when in need, and with the agreement of domina principissa Sibilla and his son Raimundus, Bohemond, per gratiam Dei Antiochenus princeps, the son of Prince Raymond, makes a sealed grant to the consuls and the Genoese. He gives them a curia in Antioch and curiae and freedoms at Latakia and Gabulum, although he reserves for his own court cases of treachery, homicide and theft, and those involving Genoese who are his burgenses in Antioch, Latakia and Gabulum. The goods of Genoese will be safeguarded when shipwrecked. Witnesses: Aimericus Tripolitanus episcopus; Gervasius de Sarmania Antiochenus senescalcus; Milo de Colovardino; Petrus de Ravandello; Johannes Pascalis; Saxus de Tripoli. The charter was drawn up by Radulfus clericus sub archiepiscopo Alberto, domini principis Antiocheni cancellarius et Tarsensis archiepiscopus. Apr. 9-30. [223] Tyre. In return for the good services [servitia] of the Genoese and especially their assistance to Antioch when in need, and with the agreement of domina principissa Sibilla and his son Raimundus, Bohemond, per gratiam Dei Antiochenus princeps, the son of Prince Raymond, makes a... more
sources: Rovere and Puncuh, I Libri 1/2:160-1, no. 342 (RRH nos. 680, 753)
comments: [223] For the date and the relationship between the 2 RRH entries, see Mayer, Varia, pp. 36, 44, 78-9, 92-5, 97, 105.
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Grant
Exchange
1268
year: 1189
initiator: Corradus, son of the marquess of Montferrat
recipient: Martinus Rocia nobilis Ianuensis civis
text: Sept. 1-23. Tyre. Conradus marchionis Montisferrati filius makes a sealed grant, giving Martinus Rocia nobilis Ianuensis civis the house of Theodorus Surianus in Tyre. The gift is made in return for the good servicium and great loyalty that Martinus has shown to Conradus in Tyre. Witnesses: Ansaldus Boniuicini; Obertus Malus Osellus; Franciscus de Portu Ueneris; Oreicus Graucius; Guillelmus de Ualga. Sept. 1-23. Tyre. Conradus marchionis Montisferrati filius makes a sealed grant, giving Martinus Rocia nobilis Ianuensis civis the house of Theodorus Surianus in Tyre. The gift is made in return for the good servicium and great loyalty that Martinus has shown to Conradus in Tyre. Witnesses:... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:886-8, no. 525 (RRH no. 682)
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
Grant
1270
year: 1189
initiator: Pope Clement III
recipient: Bishop of Valanie
institution: Saint Mary of the Latins
2nd institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: *Oct. 11. Pope Clement III orders the bishop of Valanie to examine the bail en emphitéose, which the abbot and religious of the abbey of St Mary of the Latins had given the commandery [maison] at Acre of Hospital of St John of Jerusalem with respect to the casaux of Montdidier, Turriclée and others, with a view to deciding whether this damaged the Order. The bishop is given power to decide the case. *Oct. 11. Pope Clement III orders the bishop of Valanie to examine the bail en emphitéose, which the abbot and religious of the abbey of St Mary of the Latins had given the commandery [maison] at Acre of Hospital of St John of Jerusalem with respect to the casaux of Montdidier, Turriclée and... more
sources: Delaville le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:559, no. 879 (RRH no. 682a)
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