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Correspondence/envoy
2018
year: 1226
initiator: Emperor Frederick II
recipient: Richerius episcopus Melfiensis
text: *Early in year. The Emperor Frederick II sends Richerius episcopus Melfiensis to Tripoli to represent him. *Early in year. The Emperor Frederick II sends Richerius episcopus Melfiensis to Tripoli to represent him.
sources: Mayer, UKJ 3:1094, no. 655
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Confirmation/renewal of grants
2019
year: 1226
initiator: Pope Honorius III
recipient: Episcopus et fratres Montis Sinai
institution: Mount Sinai
text: Jan. 12. Rieti. Pope Honorius III confirms his privilege to the episcopus et fratres Montis Synay [Aug. 6 1217] with some additions and changes. He takes the monastery of Mt Sinai under papal protection, confirming the Rule of St Basil and its possessions. He specifies Mt Sinai and the monastery of St Mary at its foot; the places [loca] called Raboe, Fucra, Liiah, Raython with its palm trees and lands; in the city of Egyptum houses and a casale outside the city; 10 miliaria terrae next to the Red Sea; Faram with lands and palm trees; in Alexandria the obedientia Sancti Michaelis and freedom [of movement] by sea or land; vineyards and olive groves in the Vallis Moysi; houses, mills, vineyards and olive groves at Mons Regalis; houses, vineyards and olive groves at Cracum Montis Regalis; a hospital [hospitale] and the obedientia Sancti Moysi, houses and an oven in the city of Jerusalem; houses and lands at Jaffa; the obedientia Sanctae Caterine in Acre; the church of St George and houses in Damascus, and outside the city 3 virgulta; the hospitale Sancti Demetrii and 3 casalia with villani at Latakia; houses and an oven at Antioch; on the island of Cyprus houses and a [rent] of 1 libra aura from the revenues of the commercium with lands, woods, pastures and mills. Honorius also lists possessions in Constantinople and on Crete. He adds freedom from the payment of tithes on lands held before the Fourth Lateran Council and on noval lands, cultivated by the monks and for animal fodder. Episcopal elections should be free. He allows the bishop to absolve those excomunicated or under interdicts. He emphasises that [lay] rights to ecclesiastical benefices or cemeteries are uncanonical. He forbids criminal acts within enclosed precincts and freedom from secular exactions. Jan. 12. Rieti. Pope Honorius III confirms his privilege to the episcopus et fratres Montis Synay [Aug. 6 1217] with some additions and changes. He takes the monastery of Mt Sinai under papal protection, confirming the Rule of St Basil and its possessions. He specifies Mt Sinai and the monastery of... more
sources: Claverie, Honorius, pp. 439-42, no. 122
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
2020
year: 1226
initiator: Pope Honorius III
recipient: Bishop and chapter of the church of Tripoli
text: Jan. 20. Rieti. Pope Honorius III orders the bishop and chapter of the church of Tripoli to provide a canonry to G. Laiguerius presbyter, an assisius of the church, who has served it for 20 years or more, notwithstanding any limit laid on the number of canons. If they do not act, he has given the cantor Beritensis, the thesaurarius Beritensis and Willelmus canonicus Beritensis orders to compel them. Jan. 20. Rieti. Pope Honorius III orders the bishop and chapter of the church of Tripoli to provide a canonry to G. Laiguerius presbyter, an assisius of the church, who has served it for 20 years or more, notwithstanding any limit laid on the number of canons. If they do not act, he has given the... more
sources: Claverie, Honorius, p. 443, no. 123
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
2021
year: 1226
initiator: Pope Honorius III
recipient: Emperor Frederick II
text: Jan. 24. Pope Honorius III rejects the suggestion of the emperor Frederick that the count of Tripoli be absolved from excommunication. The count’s emissaries had failed to satisfy a tribunal of cardinals who, unusually, had heard his case. Jan. 24. Pope Honorius III rejects the suggestion of the emperor Frederick that the count of Tripoli be absolved from excommunication. The count’s emissaries had failed to satisfy a tribunal of cardinals who, unusually, had heard his case.
sources: Claverie, Honorius, pp. 444-5, no. 124 (RRH no. 817)
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Confirmation/renewal of grants
2022
year: 1226
initiator: Pope Honorius III
recipient: Prior et fratres Heremiti de Monte Carmelo
institution: Carmelites
text: Jan. 30. Rieti. Pope Honorius III confirms the Rule followed by prior et fratres Heremiti de Monte Carmelo, established before the Fourth Lateran Council [Jun. 13 1204-1214] by the late patriarch of Jerusalem. Jan. 30. Rieti. Pope Honorius III confirms the Rule followed by prior et fratres Heremiti de Monte Carmelo, established before the Fourth Lateran Council [Jun. 13 1204-1214] by the late patriarch of Jerusalem.
sources: Claverie, Honorius, pp.445-51, no. 125
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
2023
year: 1226
initiator: Pope Honorius III
recipient: Archbishops of Nicosia and Caesarea and the abbas of the Mount of Olives
text: Jan. 30. Rieti. Pope Honorius III rehearses the crimes of the count of Tripoli: his seizure of Antioch and its citadel, which Cardinal Pelagius of Albano, then papal legate, had committed to the care of the Hospitallers of St John; and his seizure of the commandery [domus] of the Hospitallers of St John in Tripoli and his cruelty to the brothers there. The papal legate excommunicated him with papal authority, but he ignored the sentence and has done so for 7 years. The pope therefore orders the archbishops of Nicosia and Caesarea and the abbas of the Mt of Olives, who resides in Acre, to renew the sentence of excommunication publicly every Sunday and on Feasts and to augment the punishment by laying an interdict on all the count’s land until he makes satisfaction. Jan. 30. Rieti. Pope Honorius III rehearses the crimes of the count of Tripoli: his seizure of Antioch and its citadel, which Cardinal Pelagius of Albano, then papal legate, had committed to the care of the Hospitallers of St John; and his seizure of the commandery [domus] of the Hospitallers of St... more
sources: Schabel, Bullarium 1275-6, no. c-67; also ed. Claverie, Honorius, pp. 451-3, no. 126 (RRH no. 817)
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Eleemosynary grant
Confirmation/renewal of grants
2024
year: 1226
initiator: Emperor Frederick II
recipient: Hospital of Saint Mary of the Germans in Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint Mary of the Germans
text: Jan. 1-31. [337] In southern Italy. Frederick, secundus divina favente clementia Romanorum imperator semper augustus, Ierusalem et Sicilie rex, draws attention to the favour shown by his predecessors and those of his wife Isabella [II] Romanorum imperatrix semper augusta, Ierusalem et Sicilie regina, to the Hospital of St Mary of the Germans in Jerusalem and praises that Order’s achievements, referring especially to frater Hermannus magister domus and his other brothers. He makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to them. He confirms all their acquisitions in the kingdom of Jerusalem, which has come to him in dowry [nostrum dotale Ierosolimitanum regnum]. With the agreement of his wife, he confirms the sale to them by comes Otto de Hennenberhe/Hennberac, his wife Beatrix, the daughter of comes Ioczolinus, and their son Otto of Castellum Regis and its dependencies, except for the casale called Iahron, according to the charter of confirmation issued by King John, which listed the dependencies and casalia of Castellum Regis: Tersyha, Carphasome, Samohete, Geelin, Zoenite, Beletini, Tarfile, Rasapde, Supheye, Caphara, Nesechie/Nesecchie, Danehile, Labeyne/Labeine, Iubie, Bethera, Abelie/Habelie, Amca, Geze, Clil and half of Noie, Phasoce, Acbara, Tayeretrane, Tayrebicca, Phennes, Carsilie, Serohu, Gabatie, Orfeis, Roeis, Campsara, Capsie, Deleha, Derbasta, Rapho, Rabeb, Ezefer, Berzei and a third of the feodum of Sanctus Georgius, the dependencies and casalia of which are Archet, Yanot, Cabra, Meblie, Sapher, Lemezera, Kemelie and a third of the casale of Boukeel, together with a third of the assisia attached to the feodum, namely 266 and two-thirds besants, being a third of [the rent of] 800 besants assigned on the cathena of Acre, which the Hospital of St Mary surrendered to King John, a further assisia of 2000 Saracen besants assigned on the cathena of Acre, and the house in Acre that had belonged to comes Iocelinus/Iozolinus. The house is bordered on the east by a lane [ruella], on the west by the cloistered house belonging to the abbas of Mt Tabor, on the south by the public way and on the north by the house of Roardus domnus Cayphas. The Hospital of St Mary surrendered to King John its rights over properties in this sale that are now in the hands of the Sarraceni. Frederick returns the right to these properties to the Order, so that in future it will hold the entire inheritance of Beatrix from the lands of comes Iosolinus/Iozolinus, except for the assisia in besants from the catena of Acre that the magister and brothers surrendered to King John. Frederick also confirms the eleemosynary grant by Henricus Trecensium comes palatinus, with the agreement of his wife Isabella [I], the daughter of King Amalric, of the barbacan, towers, walls and fosse [in Acre], measured and stretching as far as the Gate of St Nicholas. He confirms King John’s grant of half the booty taken on campaigns on which the king is not present. He extends the privileges of acquiring water, herbage and wood from his domain [in Europe] to the kingdom of Jerusalem, together with freedom from the payment of dues [pro plateatico vel consuetudinibus aliquibus], including those on goods exported to Europe for the Order’s needs, and other rights enjoyed in the West. Witnesses: [from the empire, Raynaldus dux Spoleti; Brutoldus frater eius; Gottifridus de Honloch; Albertus de Stouphe; Conradus de Stouphe; Gauianus/Gayuanus de Cipro]; from the kingdom of Jerusalem, Jacobus Acconensis episcopus; Balianus dominus Sydonis; Danihel de Terramunde; Nicolaus Antelin; Guido de Infante; Guido de Roniau; Rao cognatus patriarche; Geruasius de Mauguastel; Philippus Cinardi; Ioannes Pisanus; Raymundus Grimaldus; Goffridus de Villiers; Guido de Nubie; [from the kingdom of Sicily, Landus Reginus archiepiscopus, familiaris noster; Bartholomeus Syracusanus episcopus; Thomasius comes Acerrarum; Symon comes Theatinus; comes Raynaldus de Lauareta; Henricus de Morra magister iusticiarius; Ricardus camerarius]. The charter was drawn up by Symon Tirensis archiepiscopus et regni Ierosolimitani cancellarius. Jan. 1-31. [337] In southern Italy. Frederick, secundus divina favente clementia Romanorum imperator semper augustus, Ierusalem et Sicilie rex, draws attention to the favour shown by his predecessors and those of his wife Isabella [II] Romanorum imperatrix semper augusta, Ierusalem et Sicilie... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 3:1079-93, no. 654 (RRH no. 974)
comments: [337] For the likely date, see Mayer, UKJ 3:1083.
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Eleemosynary grant
Confirmation/renewal of grants
2025
year: 1226
initiator: Isabella II, Romanorum imperatrix semper augusta, Ierusalem et Sicilie regina
recipient: Hospital of Saint Mary of the Germans in Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint Mary of the Germans
text: Jan. 1-31. In southern Italy. Isabella [II], Romanorum imperatrix semper augusta, Ierusalem et Sicilie regina, records under seal her agreement to the confirmation made by her husband Frederick, dei gratia excellentissimus Romanorum imperator semper augustus, Ierusalem et Sicilie rex, in favour of the Hospital of St Mary of the Germans in Jerusalem . She refers especially to: the sale of Castellum Regis with its dependencies by comes Otto de Henneberk, his wife Beatrix, the daughter of the late comes Ioczolinus, and their son Otto, excepting the casale Iaroth, and the assisiae in besants assigned on the kathena of Acre, which the Order surrendered to King John; the remission by Frederick of the surrender by the Order to King John of its rights to lands and properties inherited by Beatrix that were now in the hands of the Sarraceni; the house in Acre, included in the sale, which had belonged to comes Ioczolinus; the barbacan, towers and fosse as measured out, given as an eleemosynary grant by Henricus Trecensium comes palatinus and his wife Isabella [I], the daughter of King Amalric; and all freedoms granted by Frederick. Witnesses: of the subjects of the kingdom of Jerusalem, Simon Tyrensis archiepiscopus regni Ierosolimitani cancellarius; Balianus domnus Sydonis; Daniel de Terramunde; Nicolaus; Gaynanus de Cipro; Gvido Infans; Gvido de Romao; Rao de Patriarcha; Geruasius de Emao castello; Iohannes Pysanus; Raimont Grimant; Gotfridus de Villers; Gvido de Nubie; magister Petrus medicus Ysabelle. The charter was drawn up by Symon Tirensis archiepiscopus regni Ierosolimitani cancellarius. Jan. 1-31. In southern Italy. Isabella [II], Romanorum imperatrix semper augusta, Ierusalem et Sicilie regina, records under seal her agreement to the confirmation made by her husband Frederick, dei gratia excellentissimus Romanorum imperator semper augustus, Ierusalem et Sicilie rex, in favour of... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 3:1071-5, 1199-1200, nos. 652, 697 (RRH no. 975)
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
2026
year: 1226
initiator: Pope Honorius III
recipient: King Henry of Cyprus
text: Jan. 31. Rieti. At the request of King Henry of Cyprus, Pope Honorius III takes him and his kingdom under papal protection. Jan. 31. Rieti. At the request of King Henry of Cyprus, Pope Honorius III takes him and his kingdom under papal protection.
sources: Schabel, Bullarium 1:276-7, no. c-68
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
2027
year: 1226
initiator: Pope Honorius III
recipient: Magistri and brothers of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem and the Knights Templar
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
2nd institution: Templars
text: Feb. 15. Lateran. Pope Honorius III orders the magistri and brothers of the Knights Templar and Hospital of St John of Jerusalem to assist the king of Cyprus, who appreciates the importance of this to him, and his baiulus, since the pope has taken the king under his protection; Feb. 15. Lateran. Pope Honorius III orders the magistri and brothers of the Knights Templar and Hospital of St John of Jerusalem to assist the king of Cyprus, who appreciates the importance of this to him, and his baiulus, since the pope has taken the king under his protection;
sources: Schabel, Bullarium 1:277-8, no. c-69
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