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Eleemosynary grant
1540
year: 1204
initiator: Cardinals Soffred of St Praxedis and Peter of St Marcellus, papal legates
recipient: Knights Templar
institution: Templars
text: 1204. Acre. [282] Cardinals Soffred of St Praxedis and Peter of St Marcellus record their agreement under both their seals to an eleemosynary grant of a rent in France, made to the Knights Templar by the late Balduinus de Martinsart while he was still alive. Witnesses to this were: Rainerius de Manni, T. de Manni; Hugo de Alneto; Johannes Codart; and Johannes de Rielle, who was the lord of Balduinus. 1204. Acre. [282] Cardinals Soffred of St Praxedis and Peter of St Marcellus record their agreement under both their seals to an eleemosynary grant of a rent in France, made to the Knights Templar by the late Balduinus de Martinsart while he was still alive. Witnesses to this were: Rainerius de... more
sources: Trudon de Ormes, ‘Etudes’, pp. 371-2, no. 67
comments: [282] For the date and location, see Claverie, L’ordre du Temple 3:85, no. 51.
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1541
year: 1205
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: King Leon I of Cilician Armenia
institution: Templars
text: Jan. 18. Rome. St Peter’s. The magister and brothers of the Knights Templar [militia Templi] have complained that the king of Cilician Armenia has fired their casalia, confiscating beasts and crops to the value of 50000 besants, and has seized 2 of their castles [castra], rupes W[i]ll[elm]i and rupes Ruissoli. Pope Innocent III encourages King Leon to make satisfaction and informs him that he has appointed the episcopus Bibliensis and the episcopus Valaniensis as judge delegates to hear the case. Jan. 18. Rome. St Peter’s. The magister and brothers of the Knights Templar [militia Templi] have complained that the king of Cilician Armenia has fired their casalia, confiscating beasts and crops to the value of 50000 besants, and has seized 2 of their castles [castra], rupes W[i]ll[elm]i and... more
sources: Innocent III, Die Register 7:340-1, no. 189 (RRH no. 801)
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1542
year: 1205
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Cardinal Peter of St Marcellus and Cardinal Soffred of St Praxedis, the papal legates
text: c. Feb. 17. Writing to Cardinal P[eter] of St Marcellus, Pope Innocent III expresses surprise that he and Cardinal S[offred] of St Praxedis, the papal legates, have left the Holy Land for Constantinople. Although Peter should stay in Constantinople for the time being, he should not cease to have responsibility for the Holy Land until another legate is appointed. c. Feb. 17. Writing to Cardinal P[eter] of St Marcellus, Pope Innocent III expresses surprise that he and Cardinal S[offred] of St Praxedis, the papal legates, have left the Holy Land for Constantinople. Although Peter should stay in Constantinople for the time being, he should not cease to have... more
sources: Innocent III, Die Register 7:395-6, no. 223
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1543
year: 1205
initiator: Prior and canons of the Holy Sepulchre
recipient: Pope Innocent III
institution: Holy Sepulchre
text: c. Feb. 17. Rome. St Peter’s. The prior and canons of the Holy Sepulchre have informed Pope Innocent III in person that when Cardinal S. of St Praxedis could not be induced to accept his election as patriarch of Jerusalem, they chose Bishop Albert of Vercelli as patriarch, insisting on their sole right as electors following the nomination of two candidates. King Aimery and the bishops have assented. The pope encourages Albert, who is in Lombardy, to agree to his election, in spite of the difficulties evident in the process. c. Feb. 17. Rome. St Peter’s. The prior and canons of the Holy Sepulchre have informed Pope Innocent III in person that when Cardinal S. of St Praxedis could not be induced to accept his election as patriarch of Jerusalem, they chose Bishop Albert of Vercelli as patriarch, insisting on their sole... more
sources: Innocent III, Die Register 7:393-5, no. 222
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1544
year: 1205
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: Abbots of Lucedio and Mount Tabor and the noble laymen Comes Bertoldus and Gerardus de Furniualle
text: Mar. 5. Rome. St Peter’s. Concerned by the threat to Christianity posed by the dispute over the principality of Antioch between King Leon of Cilician Armenia and his nephew on one side and the count of Tripoli on the other, and the failure of the mission of Cardinal Soffred of St Praxedis and Cardinal Peter of St Marcellus, Pope Innocent III appoints the abbots of Lucedio and Mt Tabor and the noble laymen Comes Bertoldus and G[erardus] de Furniuall[e] to end the dispute, compelling the parties to observe a truce in the interim and preventing the king of Jetrusalem, the Hospitallers of St John and the Knights Templar from taking sides in the dispute. Mar. 5. Rome. St Peter’s. Concerned by the threat to Christianity posed by the dispute over the principality of Antioch between King Leon of Cilician Armenia and his nephew on one side and the count of Tripoli on the other, and the failure of the mission of Cardinal Soffred of St Praxedis and... more
sources: Innocent III, Die Register 8:3-6, no. 1 (RRH no. 802)
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Correspondence/envoy
1545
year: 1205
initiator: Pope Innocent III
recipient: King Leon I of Cilician Armenia
text: c. Mar. 5. Rome. St Peter’s. Pope Innocent III writes to King Leon of Cilician Armenia, who has appealed for justice in the dispute over Antioch. He informs him that he has appointed the abbates of Lucedio and Mt Tabor and the nobles, comes Bertold and G. de Furiniuall, as arbitrators, with instructions to prevent the king of Jerusalem, the Hospitallers of St John and Knights Templar taking sides in the dispute. c. Mar. 5. Rome. St Peter’s. Pope Innocent III writes to King Leon of Cilician Armenia, who has appealed for justice in the dispute over Antioch. He informs him that he has appointed the abbates of Lucedio and Mt Tabor and the nobles, comes Bertold and G. de Furiniuall, as arbitrators, with... more
sources: Innocent III, Die Register 8:6-7, no. 2 (RRH no. 802)
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Grant
1546
year: 1205
initiator: Bohemond IV, prince of Antioch and count of Tripoli
recipient: Alphonse de Portugal, master of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: *Mar. 1-31. Bohemond, prince d’Antioche, gives Alphonse de Portugal, master of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, half of the gastina of Caphar Mamel, which is commonly called de la Vacherie, and an annual rent of 500 besants of Antioch, to be drawn from the fondigue du commerce of Latakia, when he or his men recover the town. *Mar. 1-31. Bohemond, prince d’Antioche, gives Alphonse de Portugal, master of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, half of the gastina of Caphar Mamel, which is commonly called de la Vacherie, and an annual rent of 500 besants of Antioch, to be drawn from the fondigue du commerce of Latakia, when... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:48, no. 1215 (RRH no. 802a)
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Grant
1547
year: 1205
initiator: Aimery of Cyprus and his wife the lady Queen Isabella
recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: *Early in 1198 - Apr. 1 1205. King Aimery of Jerusalem and Cyprus and Queen Isabella give the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem a city gate, a northern one, behind the Order’s commandery [maison] in Tyre and near the sea. *Early in 1198 - Apr. 1 1205. King Aimery of Jerusalem and Cyprus and Queen Isabella give the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem a city gate, a northern one, behind the Order’s commandery [maison] in Tyre and near the sea.
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:925, 1012-13, nos. 566, 624
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
1548
year: 1205
initiator: Aimery of Cyprus
text: Early in 1199 - Apr. 1 1205. [283] Composition under the patronage of King Aimery of Jerusalem, of Le Livre au roi. Early in 1199 - Apr. 1 1205. [283] Composition under the patronage of King Aimery of Jerusalem, of Le Livre au roi.
sources: Le Livre au roi, passim, esp. pp. 87-110
comments: [283] In her introduction to her edition of Le Livre au roi, Greilsammer dates the text between the birth of the eldest child of King Aimery and Queen Isabella, which must have been early in 1199, and Aimery’s death in 1205.
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Grant
1549
year: 1205
initiator: Aimery of Cyprus and his wife the lady Queen Isabella
recipient: John of Ibelin
text: *Oct. 1 1200 - Apr. 1 1205. King Aimery and Queen Isabella of Jerusalem give John of Ibelin the lordship of Beirut, the possession of which had been turned down by the Knights Templar, the Hospitallers of St John and others, in exchange for the constableship. *Oct. 1 1200 - Apr. 1 1205. King Aimery and Queen Isabella of Jerusalem give John of Ibelin the lordship of Beirut, the possession of which had been turned down by the Knights Templar, the Hospitallers of St John and others, in exchange for the constableship.
sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:925, 1013-14, nos. 567, 625

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