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RRR:
2720
year: 1248
text: December 22. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to Bishops [Arnaud] of Lydda and […tienne] of Beirut, relating that, according to the petition of Master Filippo canon of Tripoli, chaplain of the cardinal-priest of Santa Sabina H[ugues de Saint-Cher], when the pope understood that Filippo's prebends in the church of Tripoli were vacant, he conferred one of them on the canon five years ago and ordered that Filippo be received as canon in that church and given the next vacant prebend, and if one was not vacant then, assigning certain executors for this. Although the cantor and treasurer and some other canons of the church received him according to the pope's mandate, and several others agreed, and he was invested with the canonry by the late archdeacon of Acre, one of the executors, Filippo has not yet obtained a prebend, although several became vacant afterwards, since the late bishop of Tripoli (Alberto Roberti, nephew of the patriarch of Antioch Alberto Roberti) was opposed. Since Filippo is fatigued by the labour and expense of arguing the case with the bishop in the papal curia, he asked for a solution. The pope confirms the canonry, supplying whatever may be lacking, and orders the addressees to assign to Filippo a prebend as soon as they can, declaring anything done against this null and void, notwithstanding any appeals that the bishop may have once launched to the Apostolic See, any exceptions proposed against the canon, and various other potential obstacles. December 22. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to Bishops [Arnaud] of Lydda and […tienne] of Beirut, relating that, according to the petition of Master Filippo canon of Tripoli, chaplain of the cardinal-priest of Santa Sabina H[ugues de Saint-Cher], when the pope understood that Filippo's prebends in... more
RRR:
2721
year: 1248
text: *November-December. The master of the Temple [Guillaume de Sonnac] writes to Louis IX that a certain amir of the sultan of Babylon came to him wishing to understand the position of Louis because the sultan was interested in peace with the king. *November-December. The master of the Temple [Guillaume de Sonnac] writes to Louis IX that a certain amir of the sultan of Babylon came to him wishing to understand the position of Louis because the sultan was interested in peace with the king.
RRR:
2722
year: 1248
text: *November-December. The prince of Antioch [Bohemond V] and the patriarch of Antioch [Opizo Fieschi] write to Louis IX and Odo, bishop of Tusculum, reporting incursions by large numbers of Turcomans into the Antioch region where they have done much damage. *November-December. The prince of Antioch [Bohemond V] and the patriarch of Antioch [Opizo Fieschi] write to Louis IX and Odo, bishop of Tusculum, reporting incursions by large numbers of Turcomans into the Antioch region where they have done much damage.
RRR:
2723
year: 1248
text: *December 1-31. Hugues de la Chapelle, knight, and Marie, his wife, with the agreement of their son Reynaud, grant the Hospitallers a vine near Valanie adjoining that belonging to the Hospital. *December 1-31. Hugues de la Chapelle, knight, and Marie, his wife, with the agreement of their son Reynaud, grant the Hospitallers a vine near Valanie adjoining that belonging to the Hospital.
RRR:
2724
year: 1248
text: c. 1248. Stephanus de Salerno makes an eleemosynary grant to the church of lepers in Jerusalem of an annual rent of 10 solidi barbarorum a year in mass. Pot de morelum de cher, to be paid in 2 equal instalments on the Feast of St Andrew and in the month of May. The gift is in recognition of the reception of his son Austorgius into the Leprosary. Witnesses: Durandus Barrel; Durandus Babilion; of the Brothers of St Lazarus, frater Ansellus; frater Hugo; and others; of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, frater Aimoinus de Rupe Forti. c. 1248. Stephanus de Salerno makes an eleemosynary grant to the church of lepers in Jerusalem of an annual rent of 10 solidi barbarorum a year in mass. Pot de morelum de cher, to be paid in 2 equal instalments on the Feast of St Andrew and in the month of May. The gift is in recognition of the... more
RRR:
2725
year: 1248
text: c. 1248 the citizens of Aigues-Mortes petition King Louis IX for various privileges including that the king should arrange for them to have the same freedoms and exemptions at the chaÓne at Acre as do the Venetians, Genoese and Pisans; that the king should obtain for the citizens of Aigues-Mortes a street or areas in Acre just as the Venetians, Genoese and Pisans have; that they should have their own consul in Acre nominated by the consuls of Aigues-Mortes who will have jurisdiction over the people of Aigues-Mortes and should have the same salary as does the Pisan consul there. c. 1248 the citizens of Aigues-Mortes petition King Louis IX for various privileges including that the king should arrange for them to have the same freedoms and exemptions at the chaÓne at Acre as do the Venetians, Genoese and Pisans; that the king should obtain for the citizens of Aigues-Mortes a... more
RRR:
2726
year: 1249
text: January 12. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to the archbishop of Tyre, stating that in the pope's and cardinal's presence the archbishop related how on the pope's written orders the papal legate cardinal-deacon O[ttaviano Ubaldini] of Santa Maria in Via Lata took over as the right and property of St Peter the churches of St Mark of Tyre and of St Mark of Acre, which were said to belong to the church of St Mark of Venice, firmly forbidding anyone from presuming to exercise jurisdiction over them without papal mandate. As a token of this exemption the legate established that the primicerius and chapter of St Mark of Venice would pay the apostolic camera two besants annually on the feast of All Saints, as contained more fully in the cardinal's letter concerning this. The addressee complained that this exemption causes serious and obvious harm to the church of Tyre, especially since the tithes and other episcopal rights in the church of St Mark of Tyre are thereby taken away, asking for an indemnity for himself and the church of Tyre. The pope grants that the exemption shall not generate any prejudice for him and the church of Tyre regarding such tithes and rights from the church of St Mark of Tyre. January 12. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to the archbishop of Tyre, stating that in the pope's and cardinal's presence the archbishop related how on the pope's written orders the papal legate cardinal-deacon O[ttaviano Ubaldini] of Santa Maria in Via Lata took over as the right and property of St... more
comments: Note: See also RRR 2573.
RRR:
2727
year: 1249
text: February 18. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to Viviano, the provost of Sorania in the diocese of Parma, relating that, as explained to him by the brothers of the late bishop of Tripoli, Bartolomew the archdeacon of Tripoli, Gerard of Tripoli and Robert, when the bishop was alive the pope granted through a letter that he could bequeath his movable goods. The pope orders the addressee to investigate, and if he finds that the disposition of the goods pertained to the bishop at the time of his death in accordance with that letter, although the letter was not presented to the addressee, he shall force the executors of the will, the bishop's debtors and whoever holds the goods to furnish the brothers with what the bishop left them of his moveable goods in his last will, in accordance the pope's concession, after a warning, using ecclesiastical censure, without appeal, notwithstanding various obstacles. February 18. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to Viviano, the provost of Sorania in the diocese of Parma, relating that, as explained to him by the brothers of the late bishop of Tripoli, Bartolomew the archdeacon of Tripoli, Gerard of Tripoli and Robert, when the bishop was alive the pope granted... more
comments: Note: See also RRR 2714.
RRR:
2728
year: 1249
text: February 26. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to Archbishop [Eustorge] of Nicosia, replying favourably to his entreaties by granting the archbishop exemption from sentences of excommunication, interdict, or suspension promulgated by papal delegate, subdelegate, executor, or conservator without special mandate of the Apostolic See expressly mentioning this indulgence. February 26. Lyons. Pope Innocent IV writes to Archbishop [Eustorge] of Nicosia, replying favourably to his entreaties by granting the archbishop exemption from sentences of excommunication, interdict, or suspension promulgated by papal delegate, subdelegate, executor, or conservator without... more
RRR:
2729
year: 1249
text: February 26. (1248 o.s.) Henry, king of Cyprus (Dei gratia rex Cypri), records, under his seal and also that of Cardinal Eudes of Tusculum, the papal legate, his confirmation of a sale made by his relation John of Ibelin (Iohannes de Ibellino) comes Jospensis et dominus Ramatensis, with the agreement of his wife domina Maria, to Eustorge de Montaigut (Eustorgius) archbishop of Nicosia and his church for 12,000 Saracen besants of an assured income of 1,000 Saracen besants a year, payable in quarterly instalments of 250 Saracen besants of Acre weight (ad pondus Anconensis). The income will be provided by rents drawn thus: 400 Saracen besants will be drawn from the casale called l'Episcopia on the diocese of Limassol and 300 each from the casalia of Vassa in the diocese of Paphos and Presterona in the diocese of Nicosia. Rents can also be drawn from property pertaining to these casalia. Witnesses: Of the milites et homines ligii Iohannis, Philippus de Novaria; Paulus de Neapoli; Raimundus d'Aguilier. The charter is sealed by the king of Cyprus and the papal legate. February 26. (1248 o.s.) Henry, king of Cyprus (Dei gratia rex Cypri), records, under his seal and also that of Cardinal Eudes of Tusculum, the papal legate, his confirmation of a sale made by his relation John of Ibelin (Iohannes de Ibellino) comes Jospensis et dominus Ramatensis, with the... more

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