year: 1152
initiator: Martinוs Caroana and his first wife Teiza
recipient: Chruch of the Holy Sepulchre
institution: Holy Sepulchre
text: Dec. 25 1151 – Aug. 31 1152 Martinus Caroana, with the consent of his son Bonnetus, confirms the donation made by his first wife Teiza of all their property to the church of the Holy Sepulchre. Martinus will have usefruct in his lifetime, but cannot dispose of the property; nor will any heirs of his second marriage inherit it. Witnesses: Petrus Peregorc; Petrus Bernardi; Brictius; Rainaldus Sicherius; W[illelmus] Normannus; Petrus Salomon; Constantinus frater ejus; Radulfus Burgensis.
Dec. 25 1151 – Aug. 31 1152 Martinus Caroana, with the consent of his son Bonnetus, confirms the donation made by his first wife Teiza of all their property to the church of the Holy Sepulchre. Martinus will have usefruct in his lifetime, but cannot dispose of the property; nor will any heirs of... more
sources: Bresc-Bautier, Cart St-Sépulcre, pp. 233-4, no. 113 (RRH no. 280)
year: 1152
initiator: Pons abbot of Mount Tabor
recipient: Vgo de Bethsa
institution: Mount Tabor
text: Before Sept 1. P[ontius] abbas of Mt Tabor, with the consent of Cardinal G[uido] of Florence, the papal legate, and the agreement of all his brothers, monks and laymen, gives Vgo de Bethsa, a confrater of the abbey, the possession of the casalia of Tubania and Geluth. In return Vgo promises to pay tithes for the casalia to the abbey, which he has been withholding. He and his heirs are promised burial by the abbey. If his line fails the casalia will be restored to the abbey. Witnesses: Romanus; Johannes; Robbertus; Raimundus; Johannes; Petrus; Johannes cantor; Arnaldus; Marenda; Bertrannus; Vgo de Jherusalem; Girardus Pisanus; Petrus; Vguelinus; Stephanus Manzo; Iterius; W[illel]mus de Tripolim; magister W[illel]mus canonicus Sydoniᶒ; magister Georgius; Lancelinus; W[illel]mus de Avers; Alexius presbiter.
Before Sept 1. P[ontius] abbas of Mt Tabor, with the consent of Cardinal G[uido] of Florence, the papal legate, and the agreement of all his brothers, monks and laymen, gives Vgo de Bethsa, a confrater of the abbey, the possession of the casalia of Tubania and Geluth. In return Vgo promises to pay... more
sources: Hiestand, PK, pp. 202-3, no. 68 (RRH no. 277)
year: 1153
initiator: Philippus Neapolitanus
recipient: Leprosary of Saint Lazarus in Jerusalem
institution: Leprosary of Saint Lazarus
text: *Jan. 25 – Aug. 19. At the siege of Ascalon. In the presence of King Baldwin III, Philippus Neapolitanus [together with his wife Ysabel, his mother Stephania, his son Rainerius, his daughters Helena and Stephania, and his brothers Gwido Francigena and Henricus Bubalus], gives the leprosary of St Lazarus at Jerusalem the casale of Zaythar with 10 terre carruatae.
*Jan. 25 – Aug. 19. At the siege of Ascalon. In the presence of King Baldwin III, Philippus Neapolitanus [together with his wife Ysabel, his mother Stephania, his son Rainerius, his daughters Helena and Stephania, and his brothers Gwido Francigena and Henricus Bubalus], gives the leprosary of St... more
sources: Mayer, UKJ 1:422, no. 229 ; 2:514-16, no. 286
year: 1153
initiator: Baldwin III
recipient: Abbey of Saint Samuel of Montjoie
institution: Saint Samuel of Montjoie
text: *Aug. 19 – Dec. 24. King Baldwin III gives the abbey of St Samuel of Montjoie houses at Ascalon, with stationes and camerae, together with a garden. The Premonstratensian canons remit to Galterius de Blanca Garda a rent of 8 besants [bisancios censules] which they take from one of the houses.
*Aug. 19 – Dec. 24. King Baldwin III gives the abbey of St Samuel of Montjoie houses at Ascalon, with stationes and camerae, together with a garden. The Premonstratensian canons remit to Galterius de Blanca Garda a rent of 8 besants [bisancios censules] which they take from one of the houses.
sources: Mayer, UKJ 1:423, no. 231
year: 1154
initiator: Hugo, Cesaree Palestine dominus
recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem
text: *Dec. 25 1153 – Dec. 24 1154. Hugues seigneur de Césarée gives the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem part of the land where the Suriens were accustomed to thresh wheat. The land adjoins the Order’s garden at Caco.
*Dec. 25 1153 – Dec. 24 1154. Hugues seigneur de Césarée gives the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem part of the land where the Suriens were accustomed to thresh wheat. The land adjoins the Order’s garden at Caco.
sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:171, no. 223 (RRH no. 298a)
year: 1154
initiator: Willelmus Niger, Martinus de Mauro and Willelmus Lusius, consuls of Genoa
recipient: Ugo Embriacus and his brother Nicolas
text: Jan. 1-31. Genoa. Willelmus Niger, Martinus de Mauro and Willelmus Lusius, the consuls of Genoa, grant Ugo Embriacus and his brother Nicolas and their heirs everything Genoa possesses in Antioch and its dependencies for 29 years in return for an annual rent of 80 besants.
Jan. 1-31. Genoa. Willelmus Niger, Martinus de Mauro and Willelmus Lusius, the consuls of Genoa, grant Ugo Embriacus and his brother Nicolas and their heirs everything Genoa possesses in Antioch and its dependencies for 29 years in return for an annual rent of 80 besants.
sources: Rovere and Puncuh, I Libri Iurium 1/1:241-2, no. 166 (RRH no. 285)
year: 1154
initiator: Willelmus Niger, Martinus de Mauro and Willelmus Lusius, consuls of Genoa
recipient: Guillelmus Embriacus
text: Jan. 1-31. Genoa. Willelmus Niger, Martinus de Mauro and Willelmus Lusius, the consuls of Genoa, grant Guillelmus Embriacus and his heirs Gibelletum and whatever Genoa has in Latakia and its dependencies for 29 years for a rent of 270 besants and a pallium worth 10 besants for the altar of the church of St Laurence. Guillelmus Embriacus pays Genoa a further 100 librae for the privilege.
Jan. 1-31. Genoa. Willelmus Niger, Martinus de Mauro and Willelmus Lusius, the consuls of Genoa, grant Guillelmus Embriacus and his heirs Gibelletum and whatever Genoa has in Latakia and its dependencies for 29 years for a rent of 270 besants and a pallium worth 10 besants for the altar of the... more
sources: Rovere and Puncuh, I Libri Iurium 1/1:239-40, no. 164 (RRH no. 286)
year: 1154
initiator: Willelmus Niger, Martinus de Mauro and Willelmus Lusius, consuls of Genoa
recipient: Ugo Embriacus and his brother Nicolas
text: Jan. 1-31. Genoa. Willelmus Niger, Martinus de Mauro and Willelmus Lusius, the consuls of Genoa, grant Ugo Embriacus and his brother Nicolas everything Genoa possesses in Acre and its dependencies for 29 years in return for an annual rent of 1,000 soldi in Genoese denarii. Ugo and his brother have promised to pay Genoa 50 librae each year, except for the first 4 years, for which Genoa has accepted 100 librae, because of the needs of Ugo and Nicolas. If there is a failure to pay, the sum must made up in later instalments.
Jan. 1-31. Genoa. Willelmus Niger, Martinus de Mauro and Willelmus Lusius, the consuls of Genoa, grant Ugo Embriacus and his brother Nicolas everything Genoa possesses in Acre and its dependencies for 29 years in return for an annual rent of 1,000 soldi in Genoese denarii. Ugo and his brother have... more
sources: Rovere and Puncuh, I Libri Iurium 1/1:240-1, no. 165 (RRH no. 287)
year: 1154
initiator: Rainald of Châtillon, prince of Antioch, and his wife Constance
recipient: Church of Saint Mary and the archbishop of the city of Pisa
text: May 10. Antioch. In the palatium. Rainald [of Châtillon], Dei gratia Antiochenorum princeps, together with Constantia eorumdem principissa, gives the church of St Mary and the archbishop of the city of Pisa, together with all the people from the province of Pisa living in Antioch, represented by their legate Butato, land on which to build a house in the port of Latakia. This land extends below the church of S. Helias, [running] before the houses of the Temple and of magister Ugo to the sea, and along the beach as far as a tannery [teneria] and the old wall and as far as the ditch. If by the judgement of a court the Pisans can recover land in the port that Willelmus Embriacus has occupied, the land described above will be restored to the prince. Rainald also gives the Pisans a house in Antioch, which had belonged to dominus Odo de Tyro. He remits half of all duties levied on Pisan imports and exports, sales and purchases. He assures the Pisans of his protection. The Pisans’ goods will be safeguarded in shipwrecks and the possessions of those who die in the principality will be returned to their relations intact. The Pisans may settle disputes among themselves in their own court, but if any dispute arises with one of the prince’s subjects the case will be dealt with in his court. The charter, fortified with the prince’s seal, was drawn up by Gaufridus cancellarius principis. Witnesses: Garento de Saona; Galterus de Surda-valle; Gaufridus constabularius; dominus Leonardus; Leo Maiopolis dux; Martinus de Margaht; Arnaudus de Cafardam; Robertus de Surdavalle; Ugo de Volera; Isenbardus de Lenni; Petrus de Juvenaht.
May 10. Antioch. In the palatium. Rainald [of Châtillon], Dei gratia Antiochenorum princeps, together with Constantia eorumdem principissa, gives the church of St Mary and the archbishop of the city of Pisa, together with all the people from the province of Pisa living in Antioch, represented by... more
sources: Müller, Documenti toscane, p. 6, no. 4 (RRH no. 292)
year: 1154
initiator: Amalricus Sepulcri prior and the chapter of the Holy Sepulchre
recipient: Benscelinus and his wife Goda
institution: Holy Sepulchre
text: Dec. 25 1153 – Dec. 24 1154. In the presence of Patriarch Fulcher, Amalricus prior and the chapter of the Holy Sepulchre give Benscelinus and his wife Goda the house which Rogerius and Maria Sancti Lazari held of the Holy Sepulchre. The house is situated between the house[s] of Leodegarius molendinarius and the aforesaid Goda on the right side of the platea from which one goes to the Temple. Half the house will be held freely, the other half bearing a rent of 4 besants, to be paid annually to the Holy Sepulchre at Easter. That half will pass to the Holy Sepulchre on non-payment of rent for 15 days. Benscelinus and Goda can sell the property to anyone except the Templars and Hospitallers and other religious. In the case of a sale the Holy Sepulchre will exercise preemption rights, paying 1 silver marca less than the asking price. Witnesses: Of the canons, Amalricus prior; Arnaldus subprior; Giraldus precentor; Godefridus thesaurarius; Nicholaus elemosinarius; Beltoldus; Petrus sepulcrarius; Stephanus prepositus; Constantinus; Petrus de Golgota; Petrus de Nazareth; Bernardus; Barduinus; Willelmus de Baruth; Hugo de Nigella; Johannes Pict[avus]; Willelmus de Yspania; Rainaldus; Petrus de Bolonie; of the laity, Oto de Verdun; Rainaldus Secher; Petrus de Peregorc; Willelmus Patronus; Benedictus; Albertus Lombart.
Dec. 25 1153 – Dec. 24 1154. In the presence of Patriarch Fulcher, Amalricus prior and the chapter of the Holy Sepulchre give Benscelinus and his wife Goda the house which Rogerius and Maria Sancti Lazari held of the Holy Sepulchre. The house is situated between the house[s] of Leodegarius... more
sources: Bresc-Bautier, Cart St-Sépulcre, pp. 234-5, no. 114 (RRH no. 295)