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Grant

1483

year: 1201

initiator: Ademarus Cesaree Palestine dominus

recipient: Soquerius Scribanus

text: Feb. 1-28. With the agreement of his wife Domina Juliana and their son dominus Galterius Cesaree, Ademarius Cesaree Palestine dominus makes a sealed grant to Soquerius Scribanus and his legitimate heirs, giving the feudum that had belonged to Johannes, the uncle of Soquerius. The feudum comprises the following: at Kafarletum 1 measured carrucata terre, a house, the threshing floor [area] held by the uncle of Soquerius; at the same Kafarletum and at Samaritanum, Solimania and Casale de Bufalis, 2 clichae each of wheat and barley from the threshings [secatores segetum] and gleanings [glenatores], and half a modius each of wheat and barley from the camels that carry the harvest to the threshing floor; at casale Megedellum 3 per cent of the fruits, 1 clicha each of wheat and barley from the threshings and gleanings, half a modius each of wheat and barley from the camels that carry the harvest to the threshing floor, and 20 modii of wheat in assisia; at Zebedellum 6 per cent of all produce, 1 clicha each of wheat and barley from the gleanings, and half a modius each of wheat and barley from the camels that carry the harvest to the threshing floor; at Trassim and Allar, 1 clicha each of wheat and barley from the threshings and gleanings, and half a modius each of wheat and barley from the camels that carry the harvest to the threshing floor; at Casale Aloen, Hatil and Bezzemel, half a modius each of wheat and barley from the camels that carry the harvest to the threshing floor; in the half of Gelenne that belongs to the lord of Caesarea, 1 clicha each of wheat and barley from the threshings and gleanings and half a modius each of wheat and barley from the camels that carry the harvest to the threshing floor; at Soeta, 1 clicha each of wheat and barley from the threshings and gleanings and and half a modius each of wheat and barley from the camels that carry the harvest to the threshing floor; at Pharaon, Mezgebinum and Cafetum, half a modius each of wheat and barley from the camels that carry the harvest to the threshing floor. Ademarius also reimburses Soquerius for the expenses incurred by his travelling on horse: a servant [serventus], barley, iron and nails and restor [the replacement of a horse]. If the son of Johannes Scribanus should be liberated by the pagani or a closer heir to Johannes appears, the feudum should be surrendered, saving the bodily servitium owed by Soquerius, who will in that situation receive 40 besants. Georgius, the relative of Soquerius, has surrendered any rights he might have to the feudum. Witnesses: of the milites of Caesarea, Simon; Mattheus; Renerius de Coffia; Rogerius de Castellione; Johannes; Gervasius, ......; ….de Beugant; Johannes Karoh; Helias Karoh frater ejus; Isembardus; Hugo de Buria; Girardus Passarel; Robertus Perret. Feb. 1-28. With the agreement of his wife Domina Juliana and their son dominus Galterius Cesaree, Ademarius Cesaree Palestine dominus makes a sealed grant to Soquerius Scribanus and his legitimate heirs, giving the feudum that had belonged to Johannes, the uncle of Soquerius. The feudum comprises... more

sources: Paoli, Cod dipl 1:288-9, no. 9 (RRH no. 768)

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Confirmation/renewal of grants

Privilege/exemption

1484

year: 1201

initiator: Bohemond III, prince of Antioch

recipient: Pisans

text: Mar. 20. [269] Antioch. In the palatium. Bohemond, Dei gratia princeps Antiochie, the son of Prince Raymond, places on record under seal that Simon Foglianelli consul Pisanorum Acconis and his companions Petrus iudex and Federicus Mochi, legati of the commune of Pisa, came into his presence and asked him, in the name of all Pisans, to confirm the charter [privilegium] that his mother Constantia had granted to Buctaccius the legatus of the Pisans and also to confirm his own charter [privilegium], which he had granted in Tyre to all Pisans. With the agreement of his wife Ysabella principissa, Bohemond therefore confirms both charters, assuring the Pisans that their rights will not be challenged by any baiulus or pauctonarius. He adds that he grants the Pisans that on all the goods for sale after importation [de commercio intrando] the duty is to be 3 per cent; after weighing [de quirato commercii] 2 per cent; on passage through the principality [de passagio], half, and on all other duties owed by Latins, half; on the personal tax levied on Pisans at the pons Ferri half duty [directura]; half of the tertianaria at the port of Sanctus Symon; half of ancoragium; half of the duty on wine, that is to say the payment of 1 denarius in every besant; in relation to the caban commercii, 3 unciae on every 100 ritulis. Witnesses: Petrus de Ravandello; Rogerius constabularies; Iohannes de Salquino; Iacobus de Marasio; Richerius de Erminato; Nicholaus Ialmus; Oddo de Maire; Thomas marescalcus; Guilielmus de Insula; Pascalis de Seona; Hugo de Curbulio dux Antiochie. Mar. 20. [269] Antioch. In the palatium. Bohemond, Dei gratia princeps Antiochie, the son of Prince Raymond, places on record under seal that Simon Foglianelli consul Pisanorum Acconis and his companions Petrus iudex and Federicus Mochi, legati of the commune of Pisa, came into his presence and... more

sources: Müller, Documenti, pp. 80-1, no. 50 (RRH no. 769)

comments: [269] For the date, see Mayer, Varia, pp. 36, 44, 80, 98, 106-7, 109.

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Eleemosynary grant

1485

year: 1201

initiator: Aimery of Cyprus

recipient: Patriarch Aymar Monachus of Jerusalem and the chapter of the Holy Sepulchre

institution: Holy Sepulchre

text: Mar. 1-31. Nicosia. Aimery, Dei gratia Latinorum rex nonus et rex Cipro, makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to Patriarch [Aymar] Monachus of Jerusalem and the chapter of the Holy Sepulchre. He gives them a casale in Cyprus called Pendache with its villani and other dependencies, freed from all servitium. He excludes the fons Sancti Georgii with 10 carrucatae around it, which he had already given to the Hospital of St Mary of the Germans, and the gifts that he and his brother King Guy had donated to their homines. Witnesses: Aymericus de Rivet senescalcus Cypri; Rainerius Bibliot[ensis]; Rainaldus Suess[ionensis]; Rustanus Aymar; Raynaldus de Balma; Guillelmus de Balma frater ejus; Symon Paphensis; Balduinus Usseri[us]. The charter was drawn up by Alanus Nicossensis archiepiscopus et Cypri cancellarius. Mar. 1-31. Nicosia. Aimery, Dei gratia Latinorum rex nonus et rex Cipro, makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to Patriarch [Aymar] Monachus of Jerusalem and the chapter of the Holy Sepulchre. He gives them a casale in Cyprus called Pendache with its villani and other dependencies, freed from all... more

sources: Bresc-Bautier, Cart St-Sépulcre, pp. 331-2, no. 174 (RRH no. 780)

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Grant

Privilege/exemption

1486

year: 1201

initiator: King Leon I of Cilician Armenia

recipient: Genoese

text: Mar. 1-31. Leon, Dei gratia rex Armeniorum, filius Stephanus et de potenti genere Rupinorum, postquam divina clementia promotus sum ad regalem dignitatem et sublimatus regali corone per manus Romani Imperii, wishes to encourage the Genoese to come to his kingdom. And so he makes a grant, signed in both Armenian and Latin, to Ogerius de Pallo, representing the Genoese. He gives freedom to come and go and sell throughout his land, entering and leaving through his ports. He gives the Genoese and their goods and merchandise safe conduct thoughout his land and those of his barones, so that the Genoese are freed on their purchases and sales from all servitium, drictura, pactum, exactio, angaria tributi vectigalis. Their goods are to be safe in shipwrecks. He gives land in his cities of Sisum, Mamista and Tharsus, so that in each the Genoese may build a church, a fundum, houses and a curia, in which they will have jurisdiction over Genoese, although if a Genoese has a claim against a man of another nationality the case will be decided in the royal curia. The Genoese are held to defend the rights of the king and men [of Cilician Armenia]. The charter was drawn up by Iohannes archiepiscopus Sisensis, Trium Arcium abbas, totius regni Armenie legatus et cancellarius. Mar. 1-31. Leon, Dei gratia rex Armeniorum, filius Stephanus et de potenti genere Rupinorum, postquam divina clementia promotus sum ad regalem dignitatem et sublimatus regali corone per manus Romani Imperii, wishes to encourage the Genoese to come to his kingdom. And so he makes a grant, signed in... more

sources: Rovere and Puncuh I Libri 1/2:164-6, no. 344 (RRH no.781)

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Eleemosynary grant

1488

year: 1201

initiator: Marinus Mazuc

recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: Apr. 27. Marinus Mazuc, a citizen of Genoa, records that he has become a confrater of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and makes an eleemosynary grant. He gives frater Gaufridus magister domus Hospitalis and his brothers an annual rent of 1 marcha argenti, to be drawn from the proceeds of 4 stationes in Acre. 2 of these are situated between stationes of the Hospital and of Rollandus Nepos, the brother of Antelmus de Luca. The third statio is situated between the stationes of Rollandus and of Andreas Ruffus, and the fourth is situated between the stationes of Andreas and of Bandinus Bec a Pisan. All lie between the public way [via publica] to the north and the waters of the port of the city of Acre to the south. The Hospitallers will collect and have custody of the shop rents, retaining the marcha argenti, and will assure Marinus of his possession of other properties in Syria, but on his death the 4 stationes will pass to them. Because Marinus does not have a lead seal, he has had 2 copies of this record made, one sealed with his seal in wax. Witnesses: frater Gaufridus magister, into whose hands the gift was made; frater Guillelmus Lumbardus preceptor domus Hospitalis Accon; frater Antelmus thesaurarius domus Accon; frater Isambardus prior Francie; frater Simon senescallus magistri; and other brothers; of laymen, dominus Belmustus Lercarius; Willelmus Usus Maris; Vivaldus Moricla; and others. Apr. 27. Marinus Mazuc, a citizen of Genoa, records that he has become a confrater of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and makes an eleemosynary grant. He gives frater Gaufridus magister domus Hospitalis and his brothers an annual rent of 1 marcha argenti, to be drawn from the proceeds of 4... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:7-8, no. 1145 (RRH no. 783)

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Eleemosynary grant

1490

year: 1201

initiator: Christiana, the daughter of the late Rogerius de Caypha

recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: May 1-31. Christiana, the daughter of the late Rogerius de Caypha, becomes a consoror of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and, with the agreement of her lord Roardus Cayphas dominus, makes an eleemosynary grant to the Order, represented by frater Goffridus de Donjon Hospitalis magister, of her casale of Digegia. Since she has no seal, her gift is confirmed under seal by Rohardus Cayphas dominus, who is himself a confrater of the Hospital and who renounces all rights of lordship [dominium et potestas] over the casale. Witnesses: of the brothers of the Hospital, frater Gaufridus de Donjon domus Hospitalis magister; frater Guillelmus Lombardus preceptor domus Hospitalis Accon, frater Antelmus de Luca domus Hospitalis Accon thesaurarius; frater Constantius; frater Simon senescallus magistri; frater Stephanus; and others; of the milites, homines of dominus Roardus de Cayphas, Milo; Eustacius; Johannes filius Henrici de Podio; Stephanus; Thomas nepos archyepiscopi Tyrensis; Henricus; of the jurati of Cayphas, Guillelmus Scriba; Robertus Elefant; Rolandus; Reinaldus de Finamunde; Johannes Maio; Bonaccursus; and, Ugo Pelevilanus vicecomes Acconensis; Philippus Morisinus; Clarembaldus de Vicecomitissa; Helyas de Nazaret. May 1-31. Christiana, the daughter of the late Rogerius de Caypha, becomes a consoror of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and, with the agreement of her lord Roardus Cayphas dominus, makes an eleemosynary grant to the Order, represented by frater Goffridus de Donjon Hospitalis magister, of her... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:8-9, no. 1146 (RRH no. 784)

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Confirmation/renewal of grants

1498

year: 1202

initiator: Pope Innocent III

recipient: Alanus Nicosiensis archiepiscopus

text: Feb. 1. Anagni. Pope Innocent III confirms for Alanus Nicosiensis archiepiscopus the privilege to the church of Nicosia granted by Pope Celestine III [Dec. 13 1198]. He takes the church of Nicosia under papal protection. He confirms its possessions, specifying: the place in Nicosia where the church is situated; the 2 casalia of Ornithia and Affendia, given by King Aimery of Cyprus; the tithes of Nicosia and of its properties throughout Cyprus; La Solie, La Thomassie, La Tremotosie, Le Quirt, La Quitrie, Cherim, Lapizon, Melias, Maratha, Syvorie, Cambyii, Xindas, the fief [feodum] of Briem, Asquia, Pigui and Prastroue. He confirms the establishment of the suffragan bishoprics of Paphos, Limassol and Famagusta. He grants the archbishop the pallium and lists the feasts and other occasions on which it can be worn. He refers to rights of procuration and the processional cross, but dwells on the archbishop’s obligations. He forbids the proprietary possession of graveyards and ecclesiastical benefices. He draws attention to rights of authorization of churches and oratories, and to the canonical election of the archbishop’s successors. Feb. 1. Anagni. Pope Innocent III confirms for Alanus Nicosiensis archiepiscopus the privilege to the church of Nicosia granted by Pope Celestine III [Dec. 13 1198]. He takes the church of Nicosia under papal protection. He confirms its possessions, specifying: the place in Nicosia where the church... more

sources: Schabel, Bullarium 1:131-5, no. b-16

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Grant

1499

year: 1202

initiator: Bohemond IV, prince of Antioch and count of Tripoli

recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: *Feb. 27. [273] Bohemond, prince d’Antioche et comte de Tripoli, the son of Prince Bohemond III, gives the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem the albergue of 2 chevaliers, which was owed him for the casalia of Remesca and Bocombre. The casalia had belonged to Reynaud seigneur de Margat and his son Bertrand. *Feb. 27. [273] Bohemond, prince d’Antioche et comte de Tripoli, the son of Prince Bohemond III, gives the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem the albergue of 2 chevaliers, which was owed him for the casalia of Remesca and Bocombre. The casalia had belonged to Reynaud seigneur de Margat and his son... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:22, no. 1174 (RRH no. 789b)

comments: [273] Delaville Le Roulx placed this in 1203 on the basis of a dating to the second year of Bohemond’s principate.

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Privilege/exemption

1501

year: 1202

initiator: Plebanus dominus Botroni, together with his wife domina Cecilia

recipient: Pisans

text: Mar. 1-31. Plebanus dominus Botroni, together with his wife domina Cecilia, makes a sealed grant to the Pisans from Pisa. He frees them from the payment of all dues [diritura] on merchandise when they enter or leave Botronum by land or sea, except for the payment of 1 marzapanus that ought to be paid by every boat [lignum] carrying wheat for sale in the land of Botronum, and except for those Pisans who are resident in the land of Tripoli and those who are the homines of Plebanus in the land of Botronum. Witnesses: Bertrandus Dorel; Rainaldus de Valaria; Ugo Daguiler; Petrus de Cafarca; Petrus de Mornas; Boemundus. Mar. 1-31. Plebanus dominus Botroni, together with his wife domina Cecilia, makes a sealed grant to the Pisans from Pisa. He frees them from the payment of all dues [diritura] on merchandise when they enter or leave Botronum by land or sea, except for the payment of 1 marzapanus that ought to be... more

sources: Müller, Documenti, pp. 83-4, no. 53 (RRH no. 788)

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Eleemosynary grant

Confirmation/renewal of grants

Sale

1504

year: 1202

initiator: Joscius Tyrensis archiepiscopus

recipient: Knights Templar

institution: Templars

text: Sept. 1190-May 1202. Joscius Tyrensis archiepiscopus records under seal that the late Joscelinus regni Jerusalem senescallus made a sale, masked as an eleemosynary grant, to the Knights Templar of Chabor for 1000 besants. [274] Sept. 1190-May 1202. Joscius Tyrensis archiepiscopus records under seal that the late Joscelinus regni Jerusalem senescallus made a sale, masked as an eleemosynary grant, to the Knights Templar of Chabor for 1000 besants. [274]

sources: Edbury, ‘The ‘Cartulaire de Manosque’’, pp. 174-5

comments: [274] For a discussion of the possible date of the original grant, see Edbury, ‘The ‘Cartulaire de Manosque’’, pp. 176-9.

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