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Eleemosynary grant
863
year: 1170
initiator: Walterus princeps totius Galilee
recipient: Leprosary of Saint Lazarus in Jerusalem
institution: Leprosary of Saint Lazarus
text: Dec. 25 1169 - Dec. 24 1170. G. Galilee princeps, with the agreement of his wife E. and his sons, makes an eleemosynary grant to the leprosary of St Lazarus of Jerusalem of a rent of 8 besants, payable each year in the middle of April and drawn from the funda of Tiberias. Witnesses: G. de Bailoil; G. vicecomes; Willelmus marescallus; Willelmus de Sueca; Giraldus de Caisneio. Dec. 25 1169 - Dec. 24 1170. G. Galilee princeps, with the agreement of his wife E. and his sons, makes an eleemosynary grant to the leprosary of St Lazarus of Jerusalem of a rent of 8 besants, payable each year in the middle of April and drawn from the funda of Tiberias. Witnesses: G. de Bailoil;... more
sources: Marsy, ‘Cart St Lazare’, pp. 143-4, no. 26 (RRH no. 479)
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Correspondence/envoy
864
year: 1170
initiator: Hugo Etherianus
recipient: Patriarch Aimery of Antioch
text: (c.1170). Hugo Etherianus writes to Patriarch Aimery of Antioch. To help the patriarch defend himself against the doctrines of the Graeci, Hugo sends him his book on the Procession of the Holy Spirit, written in Greek and Latin. The book will be delivered to him by Prince Rainald of Antioch. (c.1170). Hugo Etherianus writes to Patriarch Aimery of Antioch. To help the patriarch defend himself against the doctrines of the Graeci, Hugo sends him his book on the Procession of the Holy Spirit, written in Greek and Latin. The book will be delivered to him by Prince Rainald of Antioch.
sources: Martène, Thesaurus novus 1:479 (RRH no. 482)
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Grant
Eleemosynary grant
Confirmation/renewal of grants
Exchange
865
year: 1171
initiator: King Amalric
recipient: Leprosary of Saint Lazarus in Jerusalem
institution: Leprosary of Saint Lazarus
text: Feb. 4. Jerusalem. Amalric, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Ierusalem Latinorum rex quintus, makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to the leprosary of St Lazarus of Jerusalem and its sick. He confirms a rent of 72 besants, taken from the royal revenues from David Gate and payable in 4 instalments of 18 besants each at Easter, the Nativity of St John the Baptist, Michaelmas and Christmas. The rent is made up in the following way. The king has given 50 of these besants for the maintenance of one leper in perpetuity. Added to this is a rent of 10 besants, drawn from the money fief [assisia] attached to the pincernatus, which was given by Odo de Sancto Amando, and a rent of 12 besants was given by the king in exchange for a house next to the macellum in Jerusalem, which the brothers of St Lazarus surrendered to him. Witnesses: Hanfredus constabularius; Rainaldus Sydoniensis; Willelmus marescallus; Milo dapifer; Giraldus de Pogi; Amalricus de Franli; Anselmus de Brigida; Roardus de Ioppe; Barisanus frater eius; Iohannes de Ualencinis; Adam Niger; Fulco frater eius. The charter was drawn up by Radulfus episcopus Bethleem regisque cancellarius. Feb. 4. Jerusalem. Amalric, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Ierusalem Latinorum rex quintus, makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to the leprosary of St Lazarus of Jerusalem and its sick. He confirms a rent of 72 besants, taken from the royal revenues from David Gate and payable in 4 instalments of... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:605-6, no. 347 (RRH no. 487)
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RRR:
Eleemosynary grant
Exchange
Census
866
year: 1171
initiator: Bernardus ecclesie Ascensionis Dominice minister
recipient: Girbertus, master of the Hospital
institution: Mount of Olives
2nd institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Aug. 5 1168 - Mar. 10 1171 (Mar. 1-10 1171?). Acre. In the presence of Patriarch Amalric of Jerusalem and with the agreement of King Amalric, Bernardus ecclesie Ascensionis Dominice minister, with the agreement of the whole convent of the Mt of Olives, clerical and lay, Makes an eleemosynary grant to Gisbertus [Ms reads Josbertus] [124] magister Hospitalis. He gives a casale called Cafran, which … de Sure, princeps Galilee, had given by charter to the abbey of the Mt of Olives, in exchange for houses and stationes within Jerusalem, from which rents totalling 130 besants are returned annually. The houses and stationes, with the inhabitants and the rents [census], are: the house of Petrus Faber, above and below, which has been the subject of controversy, owing 18 besants on the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross; the statio of Stephanus de S. Jacobo, owing 7 besants on the Feast of the Nativity of St John the Baptist; the houses of Giraldus…., situated in quadrivio, owing 13 besants, half at Easter and half on the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross; the houses of Petrus Guasco, owing 13 beants, 7 at Easter and 6 at the Feast of the Liberation of Jerusalem; the houses of….. before [the church of] S. Anastasia, owing 15 besants, payable in 3 equal instalments at Christmas, Easter and the Nativity of St John the Baptist; the voltae of the sons of Willelmus Mercerius, which are below the houses of Robertus Ungarus, owing 4 besants on the Nativity of St John the Baptist; the houses of Robertus Ungarus above the voltae, owing 11 besants on the Nativity of St John the Baptist; the houses of Nicolaus ... , in vico Coquinati, owing 14 besants, 7 at Easter and 7 on the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross; a statio below the houses of Constantius Tortus, owing 7 besants on the Nativity of St John the Baptist; the houses of Soardus de Mahomeria, which are next to the houses of Albertus ..... , owing 12 besants on the Nativity of St John the Baptist; the houses of Herbelotus next to [the church of] S. Martinus, owing 5 besants on the Nativity of St John the Baptist; the houses of Bertrandus Alumnellus, owing 11 besants on the Nativity of St John the Baptist. Witnesses: Hernesius Cesariensis archiepiscopus; Radulfus episcopus Bethleemita et regis cancellarius; Bernardus Liddensis episcopus; Willelmus Acconensis episcopus; Petrus prior S. Sepulchri; Eraclius archidiaconus Jerosolimitanus; ..... Monachus domini patriarche cancellarius; of the barones, Balduinus Ramatensis; …. Tiberiadensis; Roardus sancte civitatis Iherusalem castellanus; Anselmus de Pas; of the jurati, dominus Symon; Gaufridus Turonensis; Gillebertus de Pinguigni; Robertus de B[algenci]; ,…., ; Pesellus Rex; Johannes Bricius; …..Beraldi; Guilelmus P[at]ron; Guillelmus de Pons; Bartholomeus Luscus; Balduinus…,… , ; Petrus de S. Jacobo; Petrus de S. Lazaro; Aldebertus pincerna patriarche. Aug. 5 1168 - Mar. 10 1171 (Mar. 1-10 1171?). Acre. In the presence of Patriarch Amalric of Jerusalem and with the agreement of King Amalric, Bernardus ecclesie Ascensionis Dominice minister, with the agreement of the whole convent of the Mt of Olives, clerical and lay, Makes an eleemosynary grant... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:291-2, no. 422; Mayer, UKJ 2:606-8, no. 348 (RRH no. 492)
comments: [124] See Mayer, UKJ 2:607-8 for the reasons why the name Josbertus in this charter should be Gisbertus
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Exemption
867
year: 1171
initiator: King Amalric
recipient: Suriani of Turchum also known as casale Sanctissimi Sepulcri
text: Mar. 14. Tripoli. Amalric, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Iherusalem Latinorum rex quintus, frees under seal the Suriani of Turchum, also known as Casale Sanctissimi Sepulcri, and their heirs from the payments [redditus] they were accustomed to make each year at David Gate in Jerusalem on [the importation of] their grapes. Witnesses: Hanfridus constabularius; Milo de Placi; Rohardus castellanus; Anselmus de Passu; Guido de Maneriis; Iohannes de Ualencinis; Adam Niger; Fulco Niger; Amalricus de Franliu; Thomas Patricius; Girardus Passerel; Arnulfus vicecomes; Amalricus filius eius; Robertus de Pinkeni; Gilbertus de Pinkeni; Willelmus Normannus; Herbertus Tortus; Willelmus Patronus. The charter was drawn up by Radulfus episcopus Bethleem regisque cancellarius. Mar. 14. Tripoli. Amalric, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Iherusalem Latinorum rex quintus, frees under seal the Suriani of Turchum, also known as Casale Sanctissimi Sepulcri, and their heirs from the payments [redditus] they were accustomed to make each year at David Gate in Jerusalem on [the... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:608-10, no. 349 (RRH no. 488)
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Grant
Privilege/exemption
Permission/licence/authorization
Exemption
868
year: 1171
initiator: Bohemond III, prince of Antioch
recipient: Commune of Pisa
text: Mar. 8/27 1170 - Mar. 7/26 1171. [125] Bohemond III, the son of Prince Raymond, Dei gratia princeps Antiochenus, with the agreement of his wife domina Orgollosa principissa, confirms under seal for the church of St Mary, the archbishop, consuls, senators and members of the commune of Pisa and its province residing in his principality land to build a house in the port of Latakia. This land extends below the church of St Elyas, before the house of the Templars [domus Templi] and the house of magister Ugo, as far as the sea, and along the seashore as far as a tannery [taneria] and the old wall, and in the upper part as far as the ditch. If the Pisans by the judgement of court [iudicium curie] can recover the land in the port occupied by Hugo Embriacus, the son of Willelmus, the land now given will revert to the prince. Bohemond gives in addition a house in the city of Antioch that belonged to dominus Odo de Tyro. He assures the Pisans of the security of their persons and goods in case of shipwreck and of the property of those who should die, except when they are intestate. He remits half of all taxes [medietas totius iuris] customarily paid on entry and departure, coming and returning, buying and selling, throughout his territory and he assures them of his protection. Disputes between them can be settled in their own court [curia], but if a case cannot be decided, or involves theft, predation, homicide or the subjects of Antioch, it will decided in the prince’s court. Witnesses: Guiscardus de Insula vicecomestabulus; Rogerius de Surdavalle; Willelmus de Lobjs; Guafridus de Dor-dan; Iohannes de Salgin; Guiscardus de Nazareht; Henricus de Loges. The charter was drawn up by Bernardus cancellarius. Mar. 8/27 1170 - Mar. 7/26 1171. [125] Bohemond III, the son of Prince Raymond, Dei gratia princeps Antiochenus, with the agreement of his wife domina Orgollosa principissa, confirms under seal for the church of St Mary, the archbishop, consuls, senators and members of the commune of Pisa and its... more
sources: Müller, Documenti, pp. 15-16, no. 13. (RRH no. 478)
comments: [125] For the date, see Mayer, Varia Antiochena, p. 43.
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Grant
869
year: 1171
initiator: Walterus princeps totius Galilee
recipient: Abbey of Mount Tabor
institution: Mount Tabor
text: *Apr. 1-31. Gautier prince de Galilée, with the agreement of his wife Eschive and his children, gives the monastery of Mt Tabor a cense of 20 besants [a year] to be drawn from the fondigue of Tiberias [Tibériade]. *Apr. 1-31. Gautier prince de Galilée, with the agreement of his wife Eschive and his children, gives the monastery of Mt Tabor a cense of 20 besants [a year] to be drawn from the fondigue of Tiberias [Tibériade].
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:906, no. 15 (RRH no. 488a)
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Agreement/treaty
870
year: 1171
initiator: King Amalric
recipient: Emperor Manuel I Comnenus
text: *Apr. 1 - May 25. Constantinople. King Amalric seals a treaty with the Byzantine Emperor Manuel I Comnenus with the aim of invading Egypt. *Apr. 1 - May 25. Constantinople. King Amalric seals a treaty with the Byzantine Emperor Manuel I Comnenus with the aim of invading Egypt.
sources: William of Tyre, pp. 945-6; Mayer, UKJ 2:610-12, no. 350
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Grant
Agreement/treaty
871
year: 1171
initiator: Bernardus Liddensis episcopus
recipient: Petrus Dominici Sepulcri prior
institution: Holy Sepulchre
text: Dec 25 1170 - Aug 31 1171. In the presence of Patriarch Amalric of Jerusalem, at the mediation of Heraclius archidiaconus Hierosolymitanus and magister Monachus domni patriarche cancellarius, and with the consent of both their chapters, Bernardus Liddensis episcopus and Petrus Dominici Sepulcri prior come to an agreement. Bernardus gives the canons of the Holy Sepulchre half of the tithes taken on harvests, wine, oil, beasts, fowl and other things in a casale called Bermenayn. Petrus concedes to the church and bishop of Lydda half of all the tithes of harvests of the 4 casalia, referred to in a charter of gift from Rogerius quondam Liddensis episcopus, of Capharuth, Git, Kephrecylta and Porfilia. Of these, the first 2 were given and the others exchanged. Exempted from the payment of tithes of all 5 casalia will be fodder for beasts and feeding for fowls, but half tithes will be paid on the products of the canons’ own labour. Bernardus, with the consent of his chapter, gives the canons of the holy Sepulchre the right to churches and the building of new ones in the 5 casalia, with full parochial rights, although the priests [sacerdotes] appointed by the canons should be obedient to the bishop, who retains the right to summon them to a synod, to bless the chrism and oils they need, to consecrate altars and ordain clergy, and to impose interdicts and excommunications. Witnesses: from the chapter of the Holy Sepulchre the priests, Ugo de Nigella; Reinaldus de Lochis; Petrus Calvus; Petrus cantor; Arnulfus subprior; Balduinus thesaurarius; the deacons, Dalmatius; Savinus; Rogerius; the subdeacons, Odo; Ingerradus; Petrus; from the chapter of St George [of Lydda] the priests, Gislebertus cantor; Franco; Petrus preceptor; the deacons, Willelmus; Petrus Testa; the subdeacons, Gerurfus; Johannes; Papion. Others who were present were: domnus Rainaldus Ebron episcopus; Eraclius Jerosolimitanus archidiaconus; magister Monachus cancellarius domni patriarche. Dec 25 1170 - Aug 31 1171. In the presence of Patriarch Amalric of Jerusalem, at the mediation of Heraclius archidiaconus Hierosolymitanus and magister Monachus domni patriarche cancellarius, and with the consent of both their chapters, Bernardus Liddensis episcopus and Petrus Dominici Sepulcri... more
sources: Bresc-Bautier, Cart St-Sépulcre, pp. 307-9, no. 158 (RRH no. 490)
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
872
year: 1171
initiator: King Amalric
text: *Autumn 1171. [126] King Amalric promulgates an assise permitting the division of a fief between sisters and establishing the rules governing such a partition. *Autumn 1171. [126] King Amalric promulgates an assise permitting the division of a fief between sisters and establishing the rules governing such a partition.
sources: Philip of Novara, Le Livre, pp. 141-2; John of Ibelin, pp. 324-6, 763 ; Grandclaude, ‘Liste’, p. 340
comments: [126] The assise, prompted by a debate that followed the death of Henri le Buffle [Henricus Bubalus] leaving 3 daughters, was apparently decided on the advice on usage in France given by Count Stephen of Sancerre, named Stephen of Blois by Philip of Novara – understandably, since he was of the family of the counts of Champagne and Blois. Although the evidence for Stephen’s contribution dates from almost a century later, his word would have carried weight, first because he was offered the hand of Sibylla of Jerusalem by King Amalric and secondly because he brought to the East part of the proceeds of a tax imposed by King Louis VII of France for the needs of the Holy Land. He reached Palestine shortly before King Amalric came back from a visit to Constantinople in the late summer of 1171. He stayed for only a few months. William of Tyre, p. 947. See also Kedar, ‘The general tax’, p. 343.
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