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Correspondence/envoy
933
year: 1174
initiator: Pope Alexander III
recipient: Patriarch and bishops of the patriarchate of Jerusalem
text: 1159 - 1174. Pope Alexander III writes to the patriarch and bishops of the patriarchate of Jerusalem stating that every judicial process should begin with a sacramentum calumpniae. 1159 - 1174. Pope Alexander III writes to the patriarch and bishops of the patriarchate of Jerusalem stating that every judicial process should begin with a sacramentum calumpniae.
sources: Hiestand, PK, p. 274, no. 107
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Grant
934
year: 1175
initiator: Bohemond III, prince of Antioch
recipient: Petrus de Melfia
text: Jan. 7. [139] With the agreement of his wife Orguilosa, eiusdem honoris principissa, Bohemond III dei gratia princeps Antiochenus, son of Prince Raymond, rewards Petrus de Melfia, his homo ligius and vicecomes, for his service [servicium] by giving him the share he has in a mill called Scomodar. This comprises half the octonarius, the other half being paid annually to the monks of St Symeon, and half the tithe of the mill’s vines and other territory that stretches as far as the boundary of Maraban. He also gives the tithes due to him for the vines of Saranjac, parts of which are held by the children of Bonetus, by the nuns of [Pons] Ferri - a part that had belonged to Herveus parvus - and by Petrus de Melfia himself, which he gave to his daughters on their marriage, together with those that had belonged to Ada de rua obscura, Andreas cambiator, Paganus the son of Basilius, and Sibilla, the wife of Petrus de Avionun. Petrus de Melfia can sell or pledge this tithe should he so wish. In return Petrus gives Bohemond 200 besants and a cuppa made of 3 marchae of silver. Witnesses: Huduinus de Marrot; Silvester consanguineus principis; Rogerius de Surdavalle; Guiscardus de Insula; Simon Burgewinus dux Antiochie; Johannes de Salquino. The charter was drawn up by Alexander Apamie canonicus. Jan. 7. [139] With the agreement of his wife Orguilosa, eiusdem honoris principissa, Bohemond III dei gratia princeps Antiochenus, son of Prince Raymond, rewards Petrus de Melfia, his homo ligius and vicecomes, for his service [servicium] by giving him the share he has in a mill called Scomodar.... more
sources: Prutz ‘Eilf Deutschordens-Urkunden’, pp. 386-7, no. 1 (RRH no. 511)
comments: [139] For the date, see Mayer, Varia, pp. 43, 91, 103.
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RRR:
Eleemosynary grant
Confirmation/renewal of grants
935
year: 1175
initiator: Bohemond III, prince of Antioch
recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Feb. 1-28. [140] With the agreement of his wife Orgollosa principissa and his sons, Bohemond III, son of Prince Raymond, Dei gratia princeps Antiochenus, makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to the poor and brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and Josbertus magister, represented by frater Garinus de M[esna] Hospitalis preceptor. He confirms the eleemosynary grant by Garentonus dominus Saonensis of his rights in Tricaria. He also gives a Surianus called Bon Mossor and his children, living in the city of Gabulum, and a Jew, called Garinus by the Latins, in the city of Latakia. Witnesses: Silvester cognatus principis; Johannes de Salquino; Hodoinus de Merrolis; Eschivardus; Guischardus de Insula; Guillelmus de Cavea marescalcus; Paganus de Castelin; Garinus Guegnart; Symon Burgevins dux Antiochie. The charter was drawn up by Constantinus clericus principis. Feb. 1-28. [140] With the agreement of his wife Orgollosa principissa and his sons, Bohemond III, son of Prince Raymond, Dei gratia princeps Antiochenus, makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to the poor and brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and Josbertus magister, represented by frater... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:324-5, no. 472 (RRH no. 523)
comments: [140] Mayer, (Varia, p. 43) gives the alternatives Febr. 1-28 1174 or 1175. For reasons given in the footnote to no (919) below, I consider 1175 to be the most likely year.
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Dispute/arbitration
Renounciation/surrendering of properties
936
year: 1175
initiator: Geraldus Apamie archiepiscopus
recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Mar. 1-31. Geraldus Apamie archiepiscopus records under seal that his long dispute with the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, represented by frater Garinus domus Hospitalis preceptor, over respective rights in the casalia of Tricaria and Homedinum has been resolved in the presence of Patriarch Aimery of Antioch. With the agreement of his canons the archbishop surrenders his rights in Tricaria to Josbertus, Hospitalis Jherusalem magister, and Josbertus, with the agreement of his chapter, hands over Homedinum, which had been given to the Hospital by Rogerius de Saona, in its entirety, together with its deeds, to the church of Apamea. The brother chaplain (frater capellanus) at Tricaria is to be exempt from archbishop’s jurisdiction and his office [vicaria] will be held as is customary with Hospitaller vicars [vicarii] in the Latin East. Witnesses: Gaufridus abbas Fossanove, tunc temporis in Oriente legatus apostolice sedis; Thomas frater domini patriarche Antiocheni; Aimericus canonicus sancti Petri; Reinaldus canonicus sancti Petri; Anselmus canonicus; magister Ioannes legis peritus; magister Bartholomeus; Roggerius capellanus domini patriarche; of the canons of Apamea, Arnaudus decanus; Alexander archidiaconus; Sergius thesaurarius; Ioannes; Teoderi-cus; Petrus capellanus archiepiscopi Apamie; of the Hospital of St John, fr. Garinus preceptor Hospitalis; fr. Roggerius de Molendinis; fr. Arnaudus Lombardus; fr. Odorinus; magister Petrus; fr. Petrus; fr. Gibelinus preceptor domus Hospitalis, que est in Antiochia. Mar. 1-31. Geraldus Apamie archiepiscopus records under seal that his long dispute with the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, represented by frater Garinus domus Hospitalis preceptor, over respective rights in the casalia of Tricaria and Homedinum has been resolved in the presence of Patriarch... more
sources: Hiestand, PTJ 2:230-2, no. 21a
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RRR:
Dispute/arbitration
937
year: 1175
initiator: Patriarch Aimery of Antioch
recipient: Geraldus Appamiensis archiepiscopus and the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Mar. 1-31. [141] Patriarch Aimery of Antioch records under seal the ending of a long dispute between Geraldus Appam[iensis] archiepiscopus and the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem over their respective rights in the casalia of Tricaria and Homedinum. Geraldus and frater Garinus domus Hospitalis preceptor reached agreement in Patriarch Aimery’s presence. With the agreement of his canons, the archbishop surrendered his rights in Tricaria to Josbertus, Hospitalis Jherusalem magister, and Josbertus, with the agreement of his chapter, handed over Homedinum, which had been given to the Hospital by Rogerius de Saona, in its entirety, together with its deeds, to the church of Apamea. The brother chaplain (frater capellanus) at Tricaria is to be exempt in his ministerium from archbishop’s jurisdiction and his office [vicarius] will be held as is customary with Hospitaller vicaries [vicarii] in the Latin East. Witnesses: Gaufridus abbas Fossanove, tunc temporis in Oriente legatus apostolice sedis; Thomas frater patriarche Antiocheni; Aimericus canonicus sancti Petri; Rainaldus canonicus sancti Petri; Anselmus canonicus; magister Ioannes legis peritus; magister Bartolomeus; Roggerius capellanus patriarche; of the canons of Apamea, Ernaudus decanus; Alexander archidiachonus; Sergius thesaurarius; Ioannes; Theodericus; Petrus capellanus archiepiscopi Apamie; of the Hospital of St John, frater Garinus preceptor Hospitalis; frater Roggerius de Molendinis; frater Ernaudus Lombardus; frater Odoinus; magister Petrus; frater Gibelinus preceptor domus Hospitalis, que est in Antiochia. Mar. 1-31. [141] Patriarch Aimery of Antioch records under seal the ending of a long dispute between Geraldus Appam[iensis] archiepiscopus and the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem over their respective rights in the casalia of Tricaria and Homedinum. Geraldus and frater Garinus domus Hospitalis... more
sources: Hiestand, PTJ 2:232-3, no. 21b (RRH no. 513)
comments: [141] Hiestand (PTJ 2:232) and Mayer (Varia, pp. 43, 95-7) draw attention to the problem of dating, because of the style used in the principality of Antioch. Mayer suggests the alternatives Mar. 24-31 1174 or Mar. 1 – 31 1175. The first of these is unlikely, because it would place the resolution of the dispute between the archbishop of Apamea and the Hospital of St John in the Octave of Easter. It is possible that a synod had been summoned by the patriarch in that week, but one would expect some reference to it and a more substantial list of witnesses. Otherwise the clergy would be far too busy at the time. In 1175 Easter did not fall until 13 April. The date of Mar. 1-31 1175 is, therefore, preferred.
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Grant
Agreement/treaty
Sale
938
year: 1175
initiator: Baldwin IV
recipient: Rohardus; Barutus
text: Jun. 26. Nazareth. Baldwin, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Ierusalem Latinorum rex sextus, confirms by sealed charter the concession in the royal curia in Acre made by Rohardus, with the agreement of his wife Delina, of the drugomanagia of the casalia of Cabur, Tyron and Coket to Barutus and his heirs. The drugomanagia had been given to Barutus by Ivetta, the grandmother of Rohardus, and by her son Petrus Filiolus. Barutus has given Rohardus 225 besants and has paid homage [hominium fecisti] for the drugomanagia. He will receive from every villanus in the casalia 1 modius of wheat and 1 modius of barley for every carrucata that is individually worked; and with respect for each carrucata held in common by the lord [domnus] and the villani, 2 manipuli of wheat and 2 manipuli of barley from the harvest [annona]. When he visits one of the casalia the villani will provide victuals for him and his horse. When he travels outside the casalia with his lord, the latter will provide only for his horse. If he loses the horse in the service of his lord [in servitio domni] the latter will give him 15 besants. For every 100 modii harvested [de annona] communally by the lord and villani, Barutus will receive 6 modii, or less in proportion to the harvest. Witnesses: Petrus de Cresecca; Aimericus de Lisenian; Rohardus de Ioppe; Amalricus de Cesarea; Gervasius filius eius; Philippus Rufus; Amalricus de Franliu; Stephanus Ammiratus; Vrricus; Arnaldus de Suessione; Radulfus de Nela; Raimundus de Tolosa; Petrus de Moneta; Rannulfus Bannir; Pontius Marranus; Raimundus Marranus; Albertus Sellarius; Odo de Bugi; Johannes Princeps. The charter was drawn up by Petrus regis vicecancellarius. Jun. 26. Nazareth. Baldwin, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Ierusalem Latinorum rex sextus, confirms by sealed charter the concession in the royal curia in Acre made by Rohardus, with the agreement of his wife Delina, of the drugomanagia of the casalia of Cabur, Tyron and Coket to Barutus and... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:657-9, 977, nos. 382, 589 (RRH no. 525)
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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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RRR:
Eleemosynary grant
Will
940
year: 1175
initiator: Domina Alemandina, the wife of dominus Rollandus de S. Muntando
recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Jul. 17. Tripoli. Johannes vicecomes Tripolitanus and his wife domina Wilelma record how Wilelma’s mother domina Alemandina, the wife of dominus Rollandus de S. Muntando, left in her will on her death as an eleemosynary gift an annual rent of 10 besants to the poor of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, to be drawn from her inheritance. Johannes and Wilelma, who after [the death of] dominus Rostandus are Alemandina’s heirs, confirm this gift under seal. Witnesses: Pontius de Sura; dominus Saissus; Willelmus Catalani; Rollandus Dauria; Poncius Bos; Willelmus de Bez[on]s; Willelmus de Antiochia. The charter was drawn up by frater Arnaudus Lombardus preceptor domus Hospitalis Montis Peregrini and was written by Stephanus sacerdos vicecomitis. Jul. 17. Tripoli. Johannes vicecomes Tripolitanus and his wife domina Wilelma record how Wilelma’s mother domina Alemandina, the wife of dominus Rollandus de S. Muntando, left in her will on her death as an eleemosynary gift an annual rent of 10 besants to the poor of the Hospital of St John of... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:331-2, no. 482 (RRH no. 527)
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RRR:
Eleemosynary grant
Exchange
Permission/licence/authorization
941
year: 1175
initiator: Patriarch Amalric of Jerusalem
recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Aug. 1-31. At the request of Josbertus magister Hospitalis, frater Garinus preceptor and their brothers, and with the agreement of his chapter, Patriarch Amalric of Jerusalem makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, to benefit the sick. He gives the annual census of 20 besants, payable at Easter, which his church had taken from the house that used to belong to Rotbertus de Belgenci. And he gives the Hospitallers licence to build on the site of that house and the houses of Willelmus Patronus, the abbess of St Lazarus, Petrus Sellarius and Parsanus in the street [vicus] that descends from the Gate of David, when they acquire them. In return the magister and preceptor, with the advice of the chapter of the Hospital of St John, give the patriarch the following rents which they had enjoyed: 36 besants from the house of Odo de Barulo, payable in two equal instalments at Easter and on the Feast of the Holy Cross; 16 besants from the house of Henricus Alemmanus, payable in two equal instalments at Christmas and on the Feast of St John. These houses are next to one another in the street [vicus] in the patriarchal quarter that leads to the Gate of St Stephen. They are bordered to the north by houses which owe rent to the Hospitallers and to the south by a volta, which owes rent to the Hospitallers and is below the house of a Surianus. The Hospitallers also give the canons of the Holy Sepulchre the rent of 7 besants, payable in the middle of March, they have drawn on the statio of Lambertus Patriarche which is in the vicus Coquinatorum. The canons had given this statio to the Hospitallers in exchange for some empty land belonging to the Hospital before the Gate of St Helena. The Hospitallers also gave the rent of 1 besant, which the canons had paid [for this exchange] on the Feast of St Stephen. The Hospitallers confirm that they owe the patriarch 60 besants in rent a year. Witnesses: of the priests, Petrus prior dominici Sepulcri; Johannes Pictavus; Hugo de Nigella; Reinaldus de Lochis; Constantinus; Petrus precentor; Bernardus de Antiochia; Baldoinus thesaurarius; of the deacons, Odo; Petrus; Petrus Bithuricensis; of the subdeacons, Petrus de Machumeria; Rotbertus de Roma; of the patriarchal clergy, Eraclius archidiaconus patriarche; Dalmacius canonicus bajulus patriarche; Girardus capellanus; Petrus clericus; of the lay homines of the patriarch, Galfredus dapifer; Aldebertus pincerna; Petrus Lombardus; Arnaldus mareschalchus. The charter was drawn up by magister Monachus cancellarius. Aug. 1-31. At the request of Josbertus magister Hospitalis, frater Garinus preceptor and their brothers, and with the agreement of his chapter, Patriarch Amalric of Jerusalem makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, to benefit the sick. He gives the annual census... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:332-3, no. 483 (RRH no. 528)
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Agreement/treaty
Renounciation/surrendering of properties
942
year: 1175
initiator: Petrus prior and the canons of the Holy Sepulchre
recipient: Garinus abbas Montis Tabor
institution: Holy Sepulchre
2nd institution: Mount Tabor
text: Oct. 17. Petrus prior S. Sepulcri and the convent of his church records that he has reached a sealed agreement with Garinus abbas Montis Tabor, with the consent of Letardus Nazarenus, archiepiscopus, prior Lancelinus and the chapter [of Mt Tabor]. The abbey of Mt Tabor surrenders the church at casale S. Egidii, together with the offerings made to it and its parochial rights, and half the tithes of that casale and of the casalia of Turbasaym and Dere, which had been granted to the Holy Sepulchre by Patriarch William [of Jerusalem] for the rent of 1 rota of wax [cereum]. It sells to the canons of the Holy Sepulchre the vineyards, houses, buildings and moveables for 2000 besants. The Holy Sepulchre will pay an annual rent of 3 rotae of incense and 1 rota of wax on each Feast of the Transfiguration. Witnesses: Letardus Nazarenus archiepiscopus; Radulfus Sebastensis episcopus; Johannes Sebastensis prior; Petrus cantor Tyrensis ecclesie; of the canons of the Holy Sepulchre who are priests, Johannes Pictavensis; Hugo de Nigellis; Rainaldus de Lochis; Constantinus; Petrus cantor; of the canons of the Holy Sepulchre who are deacons, Oddo; Gaufredus; of the canons of the Holy Sepulchre who are subdeacons, Petrus Maumerie; Robertus Rome; of the monks of Mt Tabor, Lancelinus prior; Petrus de Podio thesaurarius; Martinus; Johannes Hyspanus; Stephanus cantor; Aimericus; Dominicus; Johannes de Nazaret; Enardus; Pandulfus; W[illelmus] Provincialis; Marcellinus; of the clergy of Nazareth, Geraldus archidiaconus Nazaret; Tibaldus canonicus Sydoniensis; Johannes canonicus Nazaret; Galterius de Capella; Johannes Corithensis; Gibertus, capellanus domini archiepiscopi Nazaret; Jordanus Mercator. Oct. 17. Petrus prior S. Sepulcri and the convent of his church records that he has reached a sealed agreement with Garinus abbas Montis Tabor, with the consent of Letardus Nazarenus, archiepiscopus, prior Lancelinus and the chapter [of Mt Tabor]. The abbey of Mt Tabor surrenders the church at... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:907-8, no. 18 (RRH no. 529)
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