RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1674
year: 1213
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Patriarch of Jerusalem
text: Jan. 9. Lateran. Worried by the consequences of the death of Queen [Maria] of Jerusalem, Pope Innocent III orders the patriarch of Jerusalem and his suffragans to encourage the subjects of the kingdom to remain faithful to the king and his daughter.
Jan. 9. Lateran. Worried by the consequences of the death of Queen [Maria] of Jerusalem, Pope Innocent III orders the patriarch of Jerusalem and his suffragans to encourage the subjects of the kingdom to remain faithful to the king and his daughter.
sources: Innocent III, ‘Register’ 216:738, no. 210
RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1675
year: 1213
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: King of Cyprus
text: Jan. 13. Lateran. Pope Innocent III rebukes the king of Cyprus. The archidiaconus Famagustanus has brought letters from the king, complaining that the patriarch of Jerusalem had annulled the election of the thesaurarius Nicosiensis Ecclesiae to the archbishopric of Nicosia. The form of that election may have accorded with ancient custom, but it infringed the laws of the Church. The pope orders the king to accept without contradiction the election by the canons of Nicosia.
Jan. 13. Lateran. Pope Innocent III rebukes the king of Cyprus. The archidiaconus Famagustanus has brought letters from the king, complaining that the patriarch of Jerusalem had annulled the election of the thesaurarius Nicosiensis Ecclesiae to the archbishopric of Nicosia. The form of that... more
sources: Schabel, Bullarium 1:164-6, no. b-37
RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1676
year: 1213
initiator: Patriarch Albert of Jerusalem
recipient: Pope Innocent III
text: Jan. 15. Lateran. The patriarch of Jerusalem had informed Pope Innocent III that he had annulled the action of the chapter of Nicosia. In the election of the archbishop it had nominated 2 names to the king of Cyprus, who had chosen the thesaurarius ecclesiae. This may have been by ancient custom, but it is uncanonical and the pope orders the chapter to elect an archbishop freely. The appointment will be confirmed by the patriarch, the archbishop of Caesarea and the bishop of Acre, whom the pope appoints his representatives in this matter.
Jan. 15. Lateran. The patriarch of Jerusalem had informed Pope Innocent III that he had annulled the action of the chapter of Nicosia. In the election of the archbishop it had nominated 2 names to the king of Cyprus, who had chosen the thesaurarius ecclesiae. This may have been by ancient custom,... more
sources: Schabel, Bullarium 1:167-8, no. b-38
RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1677
year: 1213
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Patriarch of Antioch
text: Jan. 15. Lateran. Pope Innocent III rebukes the patriarch of Antioch for demanding procuration [the costs of a visitation] exceeding 300 besants at the time of the election of the abbot of St Paul.
Jan. 15. Lateran. Pope Innocent III rebukes the patriarch of Antioch for demanding procuration [the costs of a visitation] exceeding 300 besants at the time of the election of the abbot of St Paul.
sources: Innocent III, ‘Register’ 216:735-6, no. 207
RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1680
year: 1213
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Archbishop of Tyre
institution: Saint Laurence in Tyre
text: Jan. 23. At the request of the Genoese, Pope Innocent III orders the archbishop of Tyre and his chapter to allow the church of St Laurence in Tyre, possessed by the Genoese, to enjoy full parochial rights. (Ughelli, Italia Sacra 4:882) (RRH no. 692
Jan. 23. At the request of the Genoese, Pope Innocent III orders the archbishop of Tyre and his chapter to allow the church of St Laurence in Tyre, possessed by the Genoese, to enjoy full parochial rights. (Ughelli, Italia Sacra 4:882) (RRH no. 692
sources: ii
RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1694
year: 1214
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Patriarch of Jerusalem
institution: Saint Laurence in Acre
text: Jan. 11. Pope Innocent III has heard that the bishop of Acre and his chapter are refusing to give the Genoese church of St Laurence in Acre the oil of chrism it should rightly receive. He orders the patriarch of Jerusalem to ensure that the bishop of Acre issues the chrism.
Jan. 11. Pope Innocent III has heard that the bishop of Acre and his chapter are refusing to give the Genoese church of St Laurence in Acre the oil of chrism it should rightly receive. He orders the patriarch of Jerusalem to ensure that the bishop of Acre issues the chrism.
sources: Ughelli, Italia sacra 4:882-3 (RRH no. 599)
RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1718
year: 1215
text: Nov. 11-30. Fourth Lateran Council. Present as participants were: Anteradensis episcopus, vicarius patriarche Antiocensis; patriarcha seu primas Marronitarum; patriarcha Jerosolymitanus; [302] archiepiscopus Tirensis; Sebastensis episcopus; Bethelemitanus episcopus; Nyciosiensis archiepiscopus; Famagustanus episcopus.
Nov. 11-30. Fourth Lateran Council. Present as participants were: Anteradensis episcopus, vicarius patriarche Antiocensis; patriarcha seu primas Marronitarum; patriarcha Jerosolymitanus; [302] archiepiscopus Tirensis; Sebastensis episcopus; Bethelemitanus episcopus; Nyciosiensis archiepiscopus;... more
sources: Luchaire, ‘Un document retrouvé’, pp. 562-4, 567
RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1704
year: 1215
initiator: Canons of the church of Valenia
recipient: Garinus de Monte Acuto, master of the Hospital of St John
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Jan. 11. In castro Crati. The canons of the church of Valenia record that on the death of the bishop they canonically elected as bishop dominus Eustachius archydiaconus Berytensis, following the advice of dominus O. archiepiscopus Apamiensis. On their behalf, dominus B. episcopus Antaradensis, and dominus Willelmus canonicus Valenie, informed frater Garinus de Monte Acuto magister Hospitalis of this election at Coebium [al-Khawabi, which was under siege], maintaining that this presentation should not prejudice the church of Valenia in future, until the pope had recognized that the right of presentation after an election belonged to the magister of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. The magister was openly displeased, saying: ‘Whoever names Rome ought to claim his right through Rome’. He said that he would take advice and reply to the messengers, but he could not reply because on the same day there was an incursion by the Turci and the siege of the castle was raised. The canons brought the bishop-elect to Valenia, but, recognizing that the magister and brothers were displeased, sought advice from the patriarch and the archbishop, who ordered them not to offend the Hospital of St John and to preserve its rights, which were the same as those enjoyed by the prince of Antioch and the king of Jerusalem with respect to their cathedral churches. The patriarch appointed dominus episcopus Antaradensis to be his representative in negotiating peace. The canons went with the bishop and the bishop-elect to Cratum and presented the lord elect to the magister, asking him to assent to the election. They conceded that the magister Hospitalis frater Garinus de Monte Acuto and his successors should have the same right of presentation and assent in the church of Valenia as had the prince of Antioch and the king of Jerusalem in their cathedral churches. B. Antaradensis episcopus, acting as the representative of the lord patriarch, and the canons of Valenia have sealed this record. Witnesses: dominus Jobertus Antadardensis thesaurarius; dominus Jacobus cappellanus domini episcopi Antaradensis; dominus Manasserius; Hernesius; dominus Willelmus Seleman; dominus Fulco Gerbaut; dominus Joannes Berton.
Jan. 11. In castro Crati. The canons of the church of Valenia record that on the death of the bishop they canonically elected as bishop dominus Eustachius archydiaconus Berytensis, following the advice of dominus O. archiepiscopus Apamiensis. On their behalf, dominus B. episcopus Antaradensis, and... more
sources: Delaville le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:169, no. 1432 (RRH no. 874)
RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1706
year: 1215
initiator: Frater Gaufridus thesaurarius domus Templi
recipient: Pope Innocent III
text: Sept. 14 1214 - Feb. 20 1215. [300] Frater Gaufridus thesaurarius domus Templi reports to Pope Innocent III that he delivered the pope’s letters on the matter of [the marriage of] dominus Erardus and domina Philippa to the late Patriarch Albert of Jerusalem and the archbishop of Tyre. The patriarch and the archbishop summoned Erardus and forbade him in the pope’s name to contract marriage under pain of excommunication. They also interviewed Philippa in the palatium of the king and issued the same prohibition. But shortly afterwards Erardus and Philippa married secretly, in defiance of the papal mandate. [301]
Sept. 14 1214 - Feb. 20 1215. [300] Frater Gaufridus thesaurarius domus Templi reports to Pope Innocent III that he delivered the pope’s letters on the matter of [the marriage of] dominus Erardus and domina Philippa to the late Patriarch Albert of Jerusalem and the archbishop of Tyre. The patriarch... more
sources: Innocent III, ‘Register’ 216:975, no. III (RRH no. 860)
RRR: Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1707
year: 1215
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Patriarch of Jerusalem
text: Feb. 20. Lateran. Pope Innocent III writes to the patriarch of Jerusalem. Believing that Erardus de Brena intended to travel to the Holy Land to marry illegitimately one of the daughters of Henricus comes Campaniae, he had ordered the previous patriarch and the archbishop of Tyre to forbid the marriage. They had done so privately, but not publicly. The pope orders the patriarch to maintain the prohibition, although Erardus has now been seen in France.
Feb. 20. Lateran. Pope Innocent III writes to the patriarch of Jerusalem. Believing that Erardus de Brena intended to travel to the Holy Land to marry illegitimately one of the daughters of Henricus comes Campaniae, he had ordered the previous patriarch and the archbishop of Tyre to forbid the... more
sources: Innocent III, ‘Register’ 216:973, no. I