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RRR:
Confirmation/renewal of grants
2200
year: 1233
initiator: Bohemond V, prince of Antioch and count of Tripoli
recipient: Commune of Pisa
text: Mar. 1-31. Bohemond V, par la grace de Deu prince d’Antioche et conte de Triple, issues a sealed confirmation for the commune of Pisa of the gift made by his father [Bohemond IV] in the principality of Antioch and contained in a charter. Guarantors: Henri frere de prince; Buemond li sires del Botron; Gui li sires de Gibelet; Iohan li sires de Mareclée; Thomas de Han conestable de Triple; Iohan Arra; Hugue Fermin. Mar. 1-31. Bohemond V, par la grace de Deu prince d’Antioche et conte de Triple, issues a sealed confirmation for the commune of Pisa of the gift made by his father [Bohemond IV] in the principality of Antioch and contained in a charter. Guarantors: Henri frere de prince; Buemond li sires del... more
sources: Müller, Documenti, p. 99-100, no. 69 (RRH no. 1042)
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
2201
year: 1233
initiator: Pope Gregory IX
recipient: Bohemond V, prince of Antioch and count of Tripoli
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
additional institution: Templum Domini
text: Apr. 10. Lateran. At the request of the patriarchs of Antioch and Jerusalem, Pope Gregory IX writes to the prince of Antioch, lifting the excommunication imposed by Cardinal Pelagius of Albano because of the dispute between the prince and the brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. He confirms that the abbas of the Templum Domini will formally absolve the prince, now that the dispute has been satisfactorily resolved. Apr. 10. Lateran. At the request of the patriarchs of Antioch and Jerusalem, Pope Gregory IX writes to the prince of Antioch, lifting the excommunication imposed by Cardinal Pelagius of Albano because of the dispute between the prince and the brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. He... more
sources: Gregory IX, Les Registres 1:694-5, no. 1223 (RRH no. 1030)
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Correspondence/envoy
2202
year: 1233
initiator: Pope Gregory IX
recipient: Senior French Churchmen, the king of France, the count of Flandres and other nobles
text: Apr. 16-17. Lateran. Hearing that the queen of Cyprus or her procurator may visit France to raise her claims to the county of Champagne, Pope Gregory IX writes to senior French churchmen, the king of France, the count of Flanders and other nobles, stressing that any case about the queen’s legitimate or illegitimate birth should be heard by the Holy See. [349] Apr. 16-17. Lateran. Hearing that the queen of Cyprus or her procurator may visit France to raise her claims to the county of Champagne, Pope Gregory IX writes to senior French churchmen, the king of France, the count of Flanders and other nobles, stressing that any case about the queen’s... more
sources: Schabel, Bullarium 1:301-6, nos. d-11 – d-14
comments: [349] See also Schabel, Bullarium 1:308-12, nos. d-16 – d-17, d-19.
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
2203
year: 1233
initiator: Pope Gregory IX
recipient: Hugo archbishop of Nazareth, the prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and magister Etienne de Provins archdeacon of Acre
text: [Apr. 23. Lateran. Pope Gregory IX orders Hugo archbishop of Nazareth, the prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and magister Etienne de Provins archdeacon of Acre to enquire whether Count Henry II of Champagne, on leaving for the Holy Land, designated Thibaut III to be his successor. [Apr. 23. Lateran. Pope Gregory IX orders Hugo archbishop of Nazareth, the prior of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and magister Etienne de Provins archdeacon of Acre to enquire whether Count Henry II of Champagne, on leaving for the Holy Land, designated Thibaut III to be his successor.
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:453, no. 2049. Calendar entry (RRH no. 1042a)
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Council/ruling decisions/legislation
2204
year: 1233
initiator: Pope Gregory IX
recipient: Patriarchs of Jerusalem and Antioch
text: Jun. 10. Lateran. In order to avoid contention and scandal, Pope Gregory IX had ordered that the patriarchs of Jerusalem and Antioch no longer exercise legatine powers over the kingdom of Cyprus. He orders the patriarch of Antioch to be content with the legation within his own patriarchate. Jun. 10. Lateran. In order to avoid contention and scandal, Pope Gregory IX had ordered that the patriarchs of Jerusalem and Antioch no longer exercise legatine powers over the kingdom of Cyprus. He orders the patriarch of Antioch to be content with the legation within his own patriarchate.
sources: Schabel, Bullarium 1:307-8, no. d-15
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Agreement/treaty
2205
year: 1233
initiator: Patriarch Albert of Antioch, the papal legate
recipient: Hermannus, master of the Knights Templar, and Guérin, master of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Templars
additional institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Jun. 18. Tyre. In the house of the archbishop of Tyre. Patriarch Albert of Antioch, the papal legate, records under his seal and under those of the magistri of the Orders, his arbitration in a number of disputes between frater Hermannus domus Templi magister and frater Garinus domus Hospitalis sancti Johannis magister, with the agreement of their brothers and under threat of a penalty of 1000 marchae argenti. The patriarch records how agreement was reached in the presence of the magistri, making use of a commission consisting of 3 Knights Templar and 3 brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. (1). The Knights Templar should also enter into the truce which the Hospital of St John has with the sultan of Aleppo in relation to Gabulum. The Knights Templar will receive half of the [revenues] gained as long as the truce lasts, although this will not apply to the lands the Hospital already hold on either side of the River of Belna. These will be respected by the Templars. (2). When the truce ends the Knights Templar should hold Gabulum and its land, paying the Hospital of St John 1100 Saracen besants annually in 2 instalments, at Christmas and on the Feast of the Nativity of St John the Baptist. (3). In order to defend Gabulum, the Knights Templar and their men will be free to come and go through the gate the Hospital has in the wall that stretches towards the sea near the port of Margatum, by sea, by the road, which runs between the cistern [barquile] and the ravine [ravina] that extends to the sea, and by all the roads nearby. (4). In relation to a truce made with Saona, neither the brothers of the Hospital nor the Knights Templar are held to assist one another if one of the Orders is at war with Saona. (5). The Hospitallers of St John are held to to assist the Knights Templar with costs when they are at war at Gabulum, as is contained in agreements made between frater Gaufridus de Donzon and frater Philippus de Pleseiç, the late magistri of the Hospital of St John and the Knights Templar. (6). Each Order will observe truces made by the other Order with the Saraceni with respect to Gabulum. (7). Should Gabulum come into Christian hands, this agreement will end and the city and its territories will be divided between the Knights Templar and the Hospital of St John in the proportions held by each before it was lost, in the same terms as was laid down in an arbitration undertaken by the late Cardinal Pelagius of Albano with respect to Maraclea. Witnesses: archiepiscopus Tyrensis; episcopus Tripolitanus; episcopus Sydoniensis; episcopus Beritensis; magistri scolarum; magister Obertus canonicus Antiochenus; and others. Jun. 18. Tyre. In the house of the archbishop of Tyre. Patriarch Albert of Antioch, the papal legate, records under his seal and under those of the magistri of the Orders, his arbitration in a number of disputes between frater Hermannus domus Templi magister and frater Garinus domus Hospitalis... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:455-7, no. 2058 (RRH no. 1043)
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Eleemosynary grant
2206
year: 1233
initiator: Vassalus Bibliensis episcopus
recipient: Abbey of Le Ferté
institution: Saint Sergius
text: Jun. 1-30. With the agreement of his canons, specifically domnus Raimundus cantor, domnus Salvus archidiaconus, Amarricus subdiaconus and domnus Laurentius sacerdos, frater Vassalus Bibliensis episcopus makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to the abbey of Le Ferté of the house of Sanctus Sergius and all its possessions and tithes, in order for it to be made a Cistercian abbey, saving the rights of the church of Biblium. The abbas Sancti Sergii will promise obedience to the episcopus Bibliensis according to the institutes of the Cistercian Order. Jun. 1-30. With the agreement of his canons, specifically domnus Raimundus cantor, domnus Salvus archidiaconus, Amarricus subdiaconus and domnus Laurentius sacerdos, frater Vassalus Bibliensis episcopus makes a sealed eleemosynary grant to the abbey of Le Ferté of the house of Sanctus Sergius and... more
sources: Petit, ‘Chartes de St-Serge’, pp. 25-6 (RRH no. 1044)
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Grant
2207
year: 1233
initiator: Mabile abesse de Nostre-Dame Majeure en Hierusalem
recipient: Pons de Cisternaty and his wife Raymonde
institution: Saint Mary the Great
text: *Aug. 16. Mabile abesse de Nostre-Dame Majeure en Hierusalem grants a house in the patriarchal quarter [of Jerusalem] to Pons de Cisternaty and his wife Raymonde for a rent [cense] of 3 besants. *Aug. 16. Mabile abesse de Nostre-Dame Majeure en Hierusalem grants a house in the patriarchal quarter [of Jerusalem] to Pons de Cisternaty and his wife Raymonde for a rent [cense] of 3 besants.
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, ‘Inventaire’, p. 83, no. 243 (RRH no. 1044a)
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Sale
2208
year: 1233
initiator: Hugo abbas Dominici Templi
recipient: Eustorgius Nicosiensis archiepiscopus
text: Sept. 30. Acre. In the patriarch’s curia. With the consent of the canons of the Templum Domini, Nicolaus prior, Iohannes de Alvernia canonicus together with Iohannes laycus conversus and Bartholomeus laycus conversus, and in the presence and with the authority of Patriarch Gerold of Jerusalem, Hugo abbas Dominici Templi records that for the benefit of his church and to raise the cash to buy some houses in the ruga Provincialium in Acre from Constantinus Brictius he has sold a prestia [on Cyprus], which had been constructed by King Guy of Jerusalem near the river and opposite the casale of the late Guillermus de Balma, with 10 carucate terre around it, to Eustorgius archiepiscopus Nicosiensis, representing the church of Nicosia, for 1100 Saracen besants in Acre weight, with which he has paid for the houses in Acre. Witnesses: R. episcopus Liddensis; N. decanus Acconensis; P. abbas Montis Thabor; magister Guillermus Durandus, canonicus Nicosiensis; frater Iohannes de Aaras; frater Guillermus de Berbisi; frater Iohannes prior Episcopie. The charter was written by Gerardus Benenati Cascinenscis filius, imperialis aule et domini imperatoris judex et communis Pisani in Accon scriba publicus. It is sealed by G. patriarcha Iherusalem, apostolice sedis legatus, Hugo abbas Dominici Templi and the capitulum Dominici Templi. Sept. 30. Acre. In the patriarch’s curia. With the consent of the canons of the Templum Domini, Nicolaus prior, Iohannes de Alvernia canonicus together with Iohannes laycus conversus and Bartholomeus laycus conversus, and in the presence and with the authority of Patriarch Gerold of Jerusalem, Hugo... more
sources: Coureas and Schabel, The Cartulary, pp. 138-40, no. 43 (RRH no. 1045)
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Privilege/exemption
2209
year: 1233
initiator: Knights Templar and the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem
recipient: Citizens of Marseille
institution: Templars
additional institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: Oct. 3. Acre. In the palacium of dominus Odo conestabulus et bajulus. The record of an agreement reached in the presence of dominus Odo de Montebeliardo, conestabulus regni Hierosolimitani et bajulus ejusdem regni pro domino imperatore between on one side the Knights Templar and the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem and on the other the citizens of Marseille. The lords and viscounts of Marseille - Roncelinus, Hugo, Raimundus de Baucio and Geraldus Ademarii de Montilio and their wives - and Raimundus Gaufridus de Tritis, had granted the Orders the rights to have ships [naves et ligna] in the port of Marseille and to sail to wherever they wish carrying pilgrims and merchants, but the magistri of the Orders complained of extortions and wanted the ships and goods of Marseille [in Acre] to be confiscated until they were repaid an estimated 2000 marchae argenti. Johannes de S. Hylario consul Massiliensium in Accon argued that he had no power to reply to the charges and he appealed for justice from the conestabulus and his court. The magistri of the Orders and the representatives of Marseille, dominus Rostagnus de Podio Alto and dominus Guittelminus de Caranzon, come to an agreement through the mediation of the dominus conestabulus, dominus Johannes de Ybelino dominus Beriti and other prudhommes [proceres]. Rostagnus and Guittelminus, having plenary authority granted in Marseille, allow the Orders the right have 1 ship [navis] each, making use of the port of Marseille twice a year, in the August passage and the Easter or March passage. Each of the two ships can carry up to 1500 pilgrims or merchants. The Orders can make use of additional ships for their own needs, but these cannot carry pilgrims or merchants. The magistri promise not to embark pilgrims or merchants in the ports from Collioure to Monaco. Frater Hermannus de Peragors magister domus militie Templi, frater Gerinus magister domus Hospitalis sancti Johannis, Rostagnus and Guittelminus attach their seals, as does Odo de Montebiliardo. Witnesses: Odo de Montebiliardo conestabulus regni Iherosolimitani et bajulus regni pro domino imperatore; dominus Johannes de Ybelino dominus Beryti; dominus Johannes dominus Cesarie; dominus Gauterius de Flori miles; dominus Anricus de Nazareno miles; dominus Manabeus miles; of the Knights Templar, frater Balduinus de Beuraje; frater Renaldus Alamannus; frater Jacobus del Bois commendator domus Templi Acconensis; frater Geraldus de Jussac; frater Guilelmus Arnaldi; of the brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, frater Arnaldus de Montbrun marescalcus Hospitalis sancti Johannis; frater Guillelmus de Monte Acuto draperius; frater Rogerius Hispanus; frater Guillelmus de Castronovo; frater Nivelo; frater Rainerius Alamannus. The charter was written, at the request of both sides, by Petrus de Servaria publicus notarius. Oct. 3. Acre. In the palacium of dominus Odo conestabulus et bajulus. The record of an agreement reached in the presence of dominus Odo de Montebeliardo, conestabulus regni Hierosolimitani et bajulus ejusdem regni pro domino imperatore between on one side the Knights Templar and the Hospital of St... more
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 2:462-4, no. 2067; Mayer, UKJ 3:1363-6, no. 785 (RRH no. 1046)

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