Chartae Latinae Antiquiores, Vol. 74 (Italy 46)
Editor : F. Magistrale, C. Gattagrisi, P. Fioretti
Date of publication : 2004
Place of publication : Dietikon-Zurich
Date of publication : 2004
Place of publication : Dietikon-Zurich
Charters in this edition
Date details : April 816
Charter type : Lease
Drawn up : Lucca [Tuscany]
Original : NO
Consulted : YES
Content details :
Ghiso, son of the late Pincia, rents from Iacopus, bishop of Lucca, one house and the possessions in Saturno belonging to the bishopric. He commits himself to (1) living in the house and making the necessary improvements; (2) paying every year Iacopus and his successors half of the pure wine, half of the harvest in winter and one third in summer; (3) paying nine silver coins on Christmas; (4) giving the bishop's envoy a proper welcome; (5) going to Lucca whenever the bishop requires so.
Charter type : Lease
Drawn up : Lucca [Tuscany]
Original : NO
Consulted : YES
Content details :
Ghiso, son of the late Pincia, rents from Iacopus, bishop of Lucca, one house and the possessions in Saturno belonging to the bishopric. He commits himself to (1) living in the house and making the necessary improvements; (2) paying every year Iacopus and his successors half of the pure wine, half of the harvest in winter and one third in summer; (3) paying nine silver coins on Christmas; (4) giving the bishop's envoy a proper welcome; (5) going to Lucca whenever the bishop requires so.
Date details : July 817
Charter type : Donation
Drawn up : Lucca [Tuscany]
Original : NO
Consulted : YES
Content details :
Gumprandus, son of the late Martinus, built “pro anima” the church of Santi Martino e Giorgio in a field of his property in Iuliano, called “at Celeste”. He now donates “pro anima” to this church the soil over which the church rises and all the buildings and goods he received from Sichimundus, son of the late Taitonus, except the movables, that will remain under his possession. He retains the usufruct of the aforementioned goods for the rest of his life and commits himself to overseeing the divine office, the illumination and the solemn masses in the church. He commissions his brother Ildarus – should he be ordained priest – to take care of the church after his death, and afterwards one or two of the sons of his brothers – should they become priests. Finally, he commits himself, his brother, his nephews and whoever will oversee the church “pro indiviso” to (1) feeding three priests and six paupers on the day of the feast of San Martino – giving each poor man half bread, three cups of wine and six portions of food; (2) appointing a priest for the divine office whenever necessary; (3) avoiding the alienation of the church and its possessions. Should this not happen, the bishop “pro tempore” of Lucca will have the power of restoring the church of Santi Martino e Giorgio to the conditions described in this document.
Charter type : Donation
Drawn up : Lucca [Tuscany]
Original : NO
Consulted : YES
Content details :
Gumprandus, son of the late Martinus, built “pro anima” the church of Santi Martino e Giorgio in a field of his property in Iuliano, called “at Celeste”. He now donates “pro anima” to this church the soil over which the church rises and all the buildings and goods he received from Sichimundus, son of the late Taitonus, except the movables, that will remain under his possession. He retains the usufruct of the aforementioned goods for the rest of his life and commits himself to overseeing the divine office, the illumination and the solemn masses in the church. He commissions his brother Ildarus – should he be ordained priest – to take care of the church after his death, and afterwards one or two of the sons of his brothers – should they become priests. Finally, he commits himself, his brother, his nephews and whoever will oversee the church “pro indiviso” to (1) feeding three priests and six paupers on the day of the feast of San Martino – giving each poor man half bread, three cups of wine and six portions of food; (2) appointing a priest for the divine office whenever necessary; (3) avoiding the alienation of the church and its possessions. Should this not happen, the bishop “pro tempore” of Lucca will have the power of restoring the church of Santi Martino e Giorgio to the conditions described in this document.
Date details : September 819
Charter type : Lease
Drawn up : Lucca [Tuscany]
Original : NO
Consulted : YES
Content details :
Adalpertus, son of the late Agelpertus, receives as "livellus" from Ilmeradus, priest and "rector" of the church of San Dalmatius in Lucca, one house and the goods relating to it in Magliano in Garfagnana owned by the church - currently under the control of Mauricciolus, Petrus Silvulus and Iohannes. In turn, he commits himself to paying four muttons and four new sacks every year.
Charter type : Lease
Drawn up : Lucca [Tuscany]
Original : NO
Consulted : YES
Content details :
Adalpertus, son of the late Agelpertus, receives as "livellus" from Ilmeradus, priest and "rector" of the church of San Dalmatius in Lucca, one house and the goods relating to it in Magliano in Garfagnana owned by the church - currently under the control of Mauricciolus, Petrus Silvulus and Iohannes. In turn, he commits himself to paying four muttons and four new sacks every year.