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RRR: 2706
year: 1248
text: August 1. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV announces the legation of the [cardinal-]bishop of Tusculum (Frascati) (Eudes de Châteauroux) to all the patriarchs, archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors, archdeacons, deans, and regular and secular clerics, exempt and not, in Outremer, ordering them to receive and obey the legate with honour and probity, on pain of ecclesiastical censure. August 1. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV announces the legation of the [cardinal-]bishop of Tusculum (Frascati) (Eudes de Châteauroux) to all the patriarchs, archbishops, bishops, abbots, priors, archdeacons, deans, and regular and secular clerics, exempt and not, in Outremer, ordering them to receive and... more
sources: Innocent IV, Les registres, 2:108-9, no. 4662b; Acta Innocentii IV, pp. 115-16, no. 63. See also RRR 2682-86, 2703, 2706
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RRR: 2707
year: 1248
text: August 1. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV similarly announces the legation of [the cardinal-bishop of Tusculum (Frascati), Eudes de Châteauroux] to all the illustrious kings and noble counts, dukes, marquesses, barons and other noblemen and all Christ’s faithful, both crusaders and others, in Outremer. August 1. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV similarly announces the legation of [the cardinal-bishop of Tusculum (Frascati), Eudes de Châteauroux] to all the illustrious kings and noble counts, dukes, marquesses, barons and other noblemen and all Christ’s faithful, both crusaders and others, in Outremer.
sources: Innocent IV, Les registres, 2:109, no. 4662b. See also RRR 2682-86, 2703, 2705
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RRR: 2708
year: 1248
text: *August 6. Genoa. Oldebrando degli Oldebrandi da Cremona and his nephew Giannotto degli Oldebrandi name as their procurator Guercio da Reggio, nuncio of the bishop of Tripoli, to seek a letter in their favour from Pope Innnocent IV. *August 6. Genoa. Oldebrando degli Oldebrandi da Cremona and his nephew Giannotto degli Oldebrandi name as their procurator Guercio da Reggio, nuncio of the bishop of Tripoli, to seek a letter in their favour from Pope Innnocent IV.
sources: Ferretto, ‘I Genovesi in Oriente nel carteggio di Innocenzo IV’, p. 360, no. XXVII
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RRR: 2709
year: 1248
text: August 7, Ind. VI. Acre. Peregrinus, abbot of S. Maria de Latina, and the convent of the same monastery grant in perpetuam ememphitiosim to the Hospitallers their village Mondisder with all its rights as well as another village, Turris Rubea, also with all its rights, as well as all of our lands and possessions in the territories of Caco, including men and women. The order in return will forever pay an annual payment to the monastery of 800 golden Saracen besants. Half the sum will be paid on the Virgin’s nativity and the other in the ascension of the lord. This payment will be made regardless of all circumstances, including the loss of the whole kingdom of Jerusalem provided that Acre or Tyre will still be in Christian hands. However, if both these cities were to be lost, the payment would cease, but if only one of them were to remain under Christian control, the payment will be made. Details are provided concerning the enforcement and renewal of the contract. It is also noted that the Hospitallers still have to pay tithes to the Church of Caesarea. Witnesses: Henricus abbot of Josaphat, Hugo, abbot of Mount Sion, A., prior of the Sepulchre of the Lord, G., archdeacon of Caesarea, T., decanus of Sidon (Sydon), Elias and Matheus canons of Lydda, brothers Johannes and Henricus monks, brothers Bernardus and Galterius of the monastery de Latina. Of the Hospitaller Order: Guillelmus de Corcellis, marshal, Petrus de Aleage, Johannes prior, Johannes de Bubi, castellan of Crato, Petrus, castellanus of Margat, Martinus Sanche draper, Joseph treasurer, Guillelmus de Morret, bajulus of Tyre, Clemens, bailiff of Tripoli, Ancelmus, bailiff of Antioch, Guiscardus, bailiff of Armenia, Guillelmus Pyon, bailiff of Cyprus, Bernardus of Rome, Hugo de Loroil, Aimarus de la Roche, Petrus de Sardines turcoplerius, Guillelmus de Vals, companion of the vice-master, Adam de Erovile, Johannes de Malengh, master of the squires, Bernardus Corbele infirmarer, Jocelinus de Tonel and others. August 7, Ind. VI. Acre. Peregrinus, abbot of S. Maria de Latina, and the convent of the same monastery grant in perpetuam ememphitiosim to the Hospitallers their village Mondisder with all its rights as well as another village, Turris Rubea, also with all its rights, as well as all of our lands... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart. Hosp. 2:673-75, no. 2482; RRH 1164
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RRR: 2710
year: 1248
text: August 12. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to the former bishop of Paphos [Giovanni Romano] residing in Acre, relating that the scholar Simone Bulgaro, son of the noble man Bulgarino Bulgaro, citizen of Genoa, informed him that, since the pope once wrote to the patriarch of Jerusalem (Robert de Nantes) concerning his reception and provision in the church of Sidon, and he was received as a canon and brother by part of the chapter of Sidon, the patriarch did not want to proceed, as Simone asserts, with the pope’s mandate against the other part of the chapter, which continued to refuse to accept him, so Simone was forced to take recourse to the pope. The pope orders the addressee to proceed according to the letter he sent to the patriarch, forcing those who contradict with ecclesiastical censure. August 12. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to the former bishop of Paphos [Giovanni Romano] residing in Acre, relating that the scholar Simone Bulgaro, son of the noble man Bulgarino Bulgaro, citizen of Genoa, informed him that, since the pope once wrote to the patriarch of Jerusalem (Robert de... more
sources: Guerello, Lettere di Innocenzo IV, 75-76, no. 42; Ferretto, ‘I Genovesi in Oriente nel carteggio di Innocenzo IV’, pp. 360-61, no. XXVIII, misdated to 14 August
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RRR: 2711
year: 1248
text: Between 25 June 1246, and 12 August 1248. Pope Innocent IV writes to the chapter of Paphos, relating that the former bishop of Paphos [Giovanni Romano] asked via a letter and his nuncio to resign, the pope granted his permission, and with the advice of the cardinals the pope appointed the archdeacon of Bethlehem as bishop of Paphos, without prejudice to the church of Nicosia in the future. The pope orders the chapter to show due obedience and reverence to the new bishop. Between 25 June 1246, and 12 August 1248. Pope Innocent IV writes to the chapter of Paphos, relating that the former bishop of Paphos [Giovanni Romano] asked via a letter and his nuncio to resign, the pope granted his permission, and with the advice of the cardinals the pope appointed the... more
sources: Schabel et al., Bullarium 1:451-52, no. e-99
comments: Note: the bull is undated and extant only in the formulary of Marinus of Eboli, but it appears to concern the resignation of Giovanni Romano, since Marinus worked for Innocent IV.
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RRR: 2712
year: 1248
text: Between 25 June 1246, and 12 August 1248. Pope Innocent IV writes a similar letter [to RRR 2710] to Archbishop [Eustorge] of Nicosia, urging him to be kind to and assist the new bishop. Between 25 June 1246, and 12 August 1248. Pope Innocent IV writes a similar letter [to RRR 2710] to Archbishop [Eustorge] of Nicosia, urging him to be kind to and assist the new bishop.
sources: Schabel et al., Bullarium 1:451-52, no. e-99
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RRR: 2713
year: 1248
text: *August 19. Simon de la Chaine and Oriente his wife sell a house in Acre in the rue de Chypre to fr Jean de Ronay, Hospitaller grand commander, for 900 besants. In the presence of G[autier] bishop of Acre. *August 19. Simon de la Chaine and Oriente his wife sell a house in Acre in the rue de Chypre to fr Jean de Ronay, Hospitaller grand commander, for 900 besants. In the presence of G[autier] bishop of Acre.
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart. Hosp. 2:675, no. 2483; RRH 1164a
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RRR: 2714
year: 1248
text: *(October, shortly after the feast of Luke, 18 October) [Guillaume de Sonnac] master of the knights of the Temple, and [Guillaume de Courcelles marshal of the Hospital] write to Louis IX that the sultan of Egypt (as-Ṣāliḥ Najm ad-Dīn Ayyūb) had come near Gaza with a large army seeking the aid of the sultan of Aleppo and Damascus [al Nāsir Yūsuf]. They fear that he might be planning to attack Jaffa or Caesarea *(October, shortly after the feast of Luke, 18 October) [Guillaume de Sonnac] master of the knights of the Temple, and [Guillaume de Courcelles marshal of the Hospital] write to Louis IX that the sultan of Egypt (as-Ṣāliḥ Najm ad-Dīn Ayyūb) had come near Gaza with a large army seeking the aid of... more
sources: Spicilegium, ed. D’Achery, 3:625; RRH 1168. English translation, Jackson, The Seventh Crusade, p. 75
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RRR: 2715
year: 1248
text: November 17. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to the bishop of Tripoli, relating that he heard recently that the bishop is not well and does not expect to recover, and so wishes to dispose of his movable goods and provide for the necessities of some of his relatives who, because of their constancy and devotion to the Roman Church, were despoiled of their own goods by the supporters of former Emperor Fr[ederick II] and forced into exile. The pope grants his permission and allows the bishop’s relatives to keep the goods thus conferred on them. November 17. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to the bishop of Tripoli, relating that he heard recently that the bishop is not well and does not expect to recover, and so wishes to dispose of his movable goods and provide for the necessities of some of his relatives who, because of their constancy... more
sources: Innocent IV, Les registres, 2:20, no. 4218
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