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Grant

1019

year: 1179

initiator: Baldwin IV

recipient: Roger de Moulins, master of the Hospital

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: *Feb. 23. At Vadum Jacob. Baldwin, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Iherusalem Latinorum rex sextus, grants frater Rogerius de Molinis magister Hospitalis sancti Iohannis Iherusalem an annual rent of 40 besants, taken from the assisia held by Guido de Scandaleone and drawn on the funda/la loge of Tyre. The rent, which had been owed to Guido by the Venetians in return for casale Baffelle, had been returned to the king by Guido, with the consent of his sons Raymond and Gautier. *Feb. 23. At Vadum Jacob. Baldwin, per dei gratiam in sancta civitate Iherusalem Latinorum rex sextus, grants frater Rogerius de Molinis magister Hospitalis sancti Iohannis Iherusalem an annual rent of 40 besants, taken from the assisia held by Guido de Scandaleone and drawn on the funda/la loge of... more

sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:692-3, no. 406 (RRH no. 590a)

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Dispute/arbitration

1020

year: 1179

initiator: Odo de Sancto Amando, master of the Temple

recipient: Roger de Moulins, master of the Hospital

institution: Templars

2nd institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: Feb. 1-28. At Vadum Jacob. In response to an admonition from Pope Alexander III, Odo Sancti Amancii magister milicie Templi and Rotgerius de Molinis minister Hospitalis Iherusalem, with the advice and agreement of their chapters, resolve disputes between the Temple and the Hospital over moveables and immoveables on this side and beyond the sea. The Templar complaints involve: Cratum; misbehaviour at Mons Ferrantus; looting from Beduini of the Templars perpetrated by turcopoli from Gibelinum; the terra Marriciorum, where it has been agreed that commertium should be divided between the Temple and the Hospital, according to the rights the Hospitallers ought to have; the 3 casalia of Terra Galifa, Banna and casale Bertrandimir, of which Terra Galifa and Banna will remain in Hospitaller hands and casale Bertrandimir will remain in Templar possession. The Hospitaller complaints involve: Gaza; Castellum Arnaldi; Aman; and the commandery [domus] at Barletta, all of which are dismissed. The pope’s advice was that if any dispute should arise in future it should be resolved by a panel consisting of 3 brothers from each side. The masters agree that in such cases commanders from each side, of either commanderies or provinces, should enlist 2 of the more discreet brothers to arbitrate. If these are unsuccessful, friendly outsiders should be recruited and a decision taken by majority vote. In the last resort the details of the dispute should be submitted in writing to the masters for resolution. Brothers who refuse to abide by this should summoned to face the master and chapter in Jerusalem. The agreement is reached in the presence of domnus Balduinus sancte civitatis Iherusalem rex Latinorum sextus, domnus Boumundus Antiochenus princeps and domnus Raimundus, comes Tripolitanus, who append their seals; and of domnus Aldebertus comes Marche; domnus Joicilinus regius senescalcus; domnus Balianus; domnus Rainaldus Sydoni-ensis; domnus Humfredus regius comestabulus; domnus Balduinus Ramatensis; and other barones of eastern Christendom. Feb. 1-28. At Vadum Jacob. In response to an admonition from Pope Alexander III, Odo Sancti Amancii magister milicie Templi and Rotgerius de Molinis minister Hospitalis Iherusalem, with the advice and agreement of their chapters, resolve disputes between the Temple and the Hospital over moveables... more

sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:693-7, no. 407 (RRH no. 572)

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Confirmation/renewal of grants

1021

year: 1179

initiator: Odo de Sancto Amando, master of the Temple

recipient: Roger de Moulins, master of the Hospital

institution: Templars

2nd institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: Feb. 1-28. At Vadum Jacob. In the presence of dominus Balduinus in sancta civitatis Ierusalem rex Latinorum VItus, dominus Boumundus Antiochie princeps, domnus Raimundus comes Tripolitanus and other barones of eastern Christendom, Odo sancti Amancii magister milicie Templi and Rotgerius/Rogerus de Molinis minister domus Hospitalis Ierusalem confirm under seal with the consent of their chapters the arrangements they have agreed for the resolution of future disputes. Feb. 1-28. At Vadum Jacob. In the presence of dominus Balduinus in sancta civitatis Ierusalem rex Latinorum VItus, dominus Boumundus Antiochie princeps, domnus Raimundus comes Tripolitanus and other barones of eastern Christendom, Odo sancti Amancii magister milicie Templi and Rotgerius/Rogerus de... more

sources: Hiestand, PTJ 2:239-47, no. 28; Mayer, UKJ 2:697-8, no. 408 (RRH no. 573)

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Confirmation/renewal of grants

1022

year: 1179

initiator: Bohemond III, prince of Antioch

recipient: Roger de Moulins, master of the Hospital and Odo de Sancto Amando, master of the Temple

institution: Templars

2nd institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: Feb. 1-28. [155] Bohemond III, per Dei gratiam princeps Antiochie, confirms under seal the agreement between the magister Templi frater Odo S. Amancii and the magister Hospitalis frater Rogerius de Molinis, on behalf of the Knights Templar and the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. The terra Marriciorum is to be divided between the Templars and Hospitallers, because it is considered to be a dependence of the land of Caesarea Magna, over which they have equal rights.Witnesses: Rainaldus de ..... conestabulus Antiochie; Bartholomeus filius comitis Gislaberti; Willelmus Cavee manescalcus; Rigerius de Lerminato; Simon Buriavis dux Antiochiae. Feb. 1-28. [155] Bohemond III, per Dei gratiam princeps Antiochie, confirms under seal the agreement between the magister Templi frater Odo S. Amancii and the magister Hospitalis frater Rogerius de Molinis, on behalf of the Knights Templar and the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. The terra... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:379-380, no. 559 (RRH no. 574)

comments: [155] For date, see Mayer, Varia, pp. 38, 43, 78-80, 108, 128.

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Grant

1034

year: 1179

initiator: Baldwin IV

recipient: Iohannes marescalcus et camerarius regis

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: May 1. Acre. Baldwin, per dei gratiam in sancta [civitate Ierusalem Latinorum] rex sextus, confirms under seal a gift made by Iohannes marescalcus et camerarius regis to Rogerius de Molinis, Hospitalis [magi]ster and the brothers serving the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem of 1 quintardus of sugar, to be received annually at Lanahia in the territory of Acre. Comes Joscelinus senescalcus, from whom the Hospitallers will receive sugar, agrees to this charter of confirmation. Witnesses: Comes Ioscelinus senescalcus; Petrus de [Crese]ca; Gerardus de Pugeio; Gislebertus de Floriaco vicecomes Acconensis; Goscuinus Boccus. The charter was drawn up by Willelmus Tyrensis archiepiscopus regisque cancellarius. May 1. Acre. Baldwin, per dei gratiam in sancta [civitate Ierusalem Latinorum] rex sextus, confirms under seal a gift made by Iohannes marescalcus et camerarius regis to Rogerius de Molinis, Hospitalis [magi]ster and the brothers serving the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem of 1 quintardus of... more

sources: Mayer, UKJ 2:704-5, no. 412 (RRH no. 582)

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Sale

Renounciation/surrendering of properties

1036

year: 1179

initiator: Gauterius Tiberiadis vicecomes

recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: May 1-31. Raymond III [Tripo]litanorum comes records how Gauterius Tiberiadis vicecomes came into his presence and that of domina Eschiva comitissa and her son dominus Hugo de Tiberiade to surrender the rights to 3 casalia [in the territory of Nablus] called Azatil, Eiucheilem and Eincanephis, which he had sold to the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem for 1000 besants. Raymond, Eschiva and Hugo confirm the sale under seal and invest the Hospital, represented by magister Rogerius de Molendinis, with the casalia. Witnesses: Fulco Tiberiadis constabularius; Raimundus de Assur; Simon Cheberon; Robertus de Hobecort; Helias de Robore; Gaufridus de Vendosma; Mattheus cancellarius, who drafted the charter. May 1-31. Raymond III [Tripo]litanorum comes records how Gauterius Tiberiadis vicecomes came into his presence and that of domina Eschiva comitissa and her son dominus Hugo de Tiberiade to surrender the rights to 3 casalia [in the territory of Nablus] called Azatil, Eiucheilem and Eincanephis,... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 4:256-7, no. 563 (RRH no. 583)

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Confirmation/renewal of grants

Lease

1040

year: 1179

initiator: Bohemond III, prince of Antioch

recipient: Gauterius/Gunterius de Lattor

text: Aug. 29. [159] Bohemond III, Dei gratia princeps Antiochenus and son of Prince Raymond, confirms under seal the possession in feodum by his homo ligius Gauterius/Gunterius de Lattor, of an annual rent of 2000 besants, drawn from the cloth market [platea telarum] called Sochelbes at Gabulum, on the same terms as his father Robertus de Surdis Vallibus and grandfather Gauterius, the father of Robertus, had held it. Bohemond retains for himself the novenarius of the besants. If the revenues of the platea are not sufficient in any year, the deficit will be made up from other rents in Gabulum. Witnesses: Dominus Rainaudus de Margat; Guiscardus de Insula; Oliverius camerarius; Willelmus de Monci; Bartholomeus filius comitis; Willelmus de Cava; Richerius de Erminato; Rogerius de Surdis Vallibus; Hugo de Logis; Petrus de Hasart; Rogerius Corbellus; Gervasius de Quercu. The charter was drawn up by Johannes cancellarius. Aug. 29. [159] Bohemond III, Dei gratia princeps Antiochenus and son of Prince Raymond, confirms under seal the possession in feodum by his homo ligius Gauterius/Gunterius de Lattor, of an annual rent of 2000 besants, drawn from the cloth market [platea telarum] called Sochelbes at Gabulum, on the... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Les Archives, pp. 142-4, no. 52; also ed. Prutz, Malteser Urkunden, p. 117, no. 47 (RRH no. 586)

comments: [159] For the date, see Mayer, Varia, pp. 40, 42-3.

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Eleemosynary grant

Agreement/treaty

Sale

1045

year: 1179

initiator: Constance, comtesse de S Gilles

recipient: Roger de Moulins, master of the Hospital

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: Dec. 25 1178 - Dec. 24 1179. [161] Constancia, daughter of King Louis VI of France, sister of King Louis VII of France and S. Egidii comitissa, is admitted in common chapter by magister R. de Molinis as a consoror of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. She chooses to be buried in the Order’s cemetery. She makes a sealed eleemosynary gift to the Hospital and the poor of the casale of Betheras on the plain of Ascalon, which she had bought with all its rights. She imposes the condition that while she remains in the East the Order will give her 500 besants a year, payable on the Feast of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary. If she should return to the West, the Order will provide her, in place of the 500 besants, with 12 and half marks in unadulterated silver of Troyes weight, payable each Pentecost in the Hospital’s chapter, meeting at Quierzy [Ceresers] or elsewhere. After her death the Order will bury her as a consoror and commemorate her obit every year. Witnesses: dominus R. de Sidone; dominus P[etrus]. de Creseto castellanus de Jerusalem; Willelmus de Molebech; Anselmus filius Gibelini; Rainaldus Litaldus; Amalricus de Franco Loco; Anselmus Babin; Robertus Niger; Nicolaus Manzur; Robertus de Pinkeni; Joffridus de Turs; W[illelmus] Ebraldi; Johannes Brecci; Ernulfus de Blanca Garda; Petrus de S. Lazaro; Odrez; Bernardus Proez; Robertus de casali S. Egidii; Soffridus d’Issodun; Tiebaldus de Canci; magister Lambertus, who wrote the charter. Dec. 25 1178 - Dec. 24 1179. [161] Constancia, daughter of King Louis VI of France, sister of King Louis VII of France and S. Egidii comitissa, is admitted in common chapter by magister R. de Molinis as a consoror of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem. She chooses to be buried in the Order’s... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:373-4, no. 551. See Hiestand, PTJ 2:256-9, no. 41 (RRH no. 503)

comments: [161] The dating is probable, but not certain.

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Sale

1047

year: 1179

initiator: Nicholaus Manzur

recipient: Roger de Moulins, master of the Hospital

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: Apr. 10 - Dec. 24. Jerusalem. With the agreement of his wife Stephania, Nicholaus Manzur has sold for 300 besants to magister Rogerius de Molinis and the brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem a rent [censuales] of 20 besants, which he has received each year from the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem [represented by dominus] [163] Helanus parmentarius for some land with a vineyard, which is next to the road that goes to Bethlehem, is bordered on the south by the land of Greek nuns and the Armenians of St James, on the east by the old road which goes to the lacus patriarche, on the north by the cemetery of the Holy Sepulchre. It stretches as far as a cistern belonging to Nicholaus. In future the Hospitallers are to hold the land freely. The sale has been confirmed by Nicholaus and Stephania in the curia, in the presence of King Baldwin IV. It is approved by the royal castellan and at the castellan’s orders Robertus de Rancheni, acting for the king in such sales, has accepted 2 besants and 2 solidi. Witnesses: Robertus de Pinkeni; Rohardus castellanus; Willelmus Beraldi; Willelmus Patrun…; Lambertus cambitor; Joffridus Dissodinus; Johannes Briccii; Petrus de Sancto Lazaro; and others. Apr. 10 - Dec. 24. Jerusalem. With the agreement of his wife Stephania, Nicholaus Manzur has sold for 300 besants to magister Rogerius de Molinis and the brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem a rent [censuales] of 20 besants, which he has received each year from the Hospital of St John... more

sources: Prutz, Malteser Urkunden, p. 115 no. 44; [164] Mayer, UKJ 2:710-12, no. 416 (RRH no. 590)

comments: [163] The phrase ‘supra domum Helani parmentarii’ must be corrupted. [164] Mayer (UKJ 2:710) points out that Prutz’s edition is more accurate than that in Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:376, no. 554.

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Sale

1048

year: 1179

initiator: Guilermus Rufus, once vicecomes Ascalone

recipient: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

institution: Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem

text: Dec. 1-24. Guilermus Rufus, once vicecomes Ascalone, with the agreement of his lady Sibilla comitissa Ascalone et Joppe, the daughter of King Amalric, and the consent of his wife and children, sells to the brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem the right to take the harvests of 2 of his casalia, called Coquebel and Morderfro for 5 years [for 1000 besants]. Thereafter the Hospitallers will have first call should Guilermus wish to pledge the casalia and preemption rights should he wish to sell them, being offered 50 besants less than the sale price. Witnesses: domina Magna comitissa Sagite; dominus Reinaudus Sagite; Jocelinus castellanus Ascalone; Baldus ejus frater; Girardus de Ruinehaco; Curginus; Rogerus de Verduno; Bertramdus Joppensis; ejus frater Guibertus; Robertus de Pinqueni; Guilermus vicecomes Ascalone; Guillelmus Berast Jer[usalem]; Baldus Pelez; Henricus de Balgenci; Valterius Gibeleit; Dames Cambiator; Johannes de Balgenci; Robertus Suessionis; Girardus Larnus; Vitalis; Johannes Bargennus; Johannes de Boneit; Remundus; ejus frater Petrus; Bartholomeus Tributanus; ejus frater Remundus; Secardus Tunsus; Erardus Clemens. Dec. 1-24. Guilermus Rufus, once vicecomes Ascalone, with the agreement of his lady Sibilla comitissa Ascalone et Joppe, the daughter of King Amalric, and the consent of his wife and children, sells to the brothers of the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem the right to take the harvests of 2 of his... more

sources: Delaville Le Roulx, Cart Hosp 1:388-9, no. 573; Mayer, UKJ 2:848-9, no. 499 (RRH no. 589)

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