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Appendix 4: Bequest for the crusade in Genoese wills from 1216 notary act Date Side a Type of Short description no. contract Lanfranco, 924 23/05/1216 Agnes will Nothing 1216 consanguina Aude de St Georgio Lanfranco, 980 17/06/1216 Adalaxia Mussa will Nothing 1216 ilia Romane Lanfranco, 1058 08/081216 Hermelina will Nothing 1216 mater Rolandi medici Lanfranco, 1078 23/08/1216 Bertranno de will 40s'in servicio passagli de Ultmnrare 1216 Lavania other bequests: to his father Bernardo - 20s, to Simoseto, his brother -I OOs, to his sister Stelleta £9; to his sister Sordebclla - 20s; to Girardo his brother - 20s; to Ugoni dc Natali & Rubaldo his brother 20s together; To Donexella & Audeta, servants of dominus Bagimi from St Laurence 10s Lanfranco, 1079 23/08/1216 Berta de Gala will In passagio de Ultrwnare lOs; 1216 £3 pro anima. %10 for burial +1 Os to St John's hospital - 5s, to infirmis dc Fan 5s, to hospital St Stephan 5s (and cussinum & culcitram) to St Donato I Os; to ponti pulcifere 2s; to ponti Lavania 3s; to hospital St Lorenzo 3s; to hospital St Spirit do Roma 3s. The rest of her money she bequeathed to the orphans, to be distributed by two priests and her mother. Her investments: Oliverius de Clavica has taken 'supra mare' cannas 9 ad rationem 3s . singula canna; Vasallus Massitius brachia tele 25 ad eandem rationem; Solia dc Sexto habet canners tele mee 19 Lanfranco, 1086 04/09/1216 Rustico dclla w 1l in passagio de Ultrarnare IOs 1216 Costa £3 for burial. Lanfranco, 1222 30/09/1216 Alegrancia uxor will Nothing 1216 Petri Lavorabene to his sister Aude - 20s, Lanfranco, 1224 01/10/1216 Aidela uxor will £4 in servitio passagi do ultramare. 1216 Oberti Nigrini cancels previous wills Lanfranco, 1266 29/10/1216 Rubaldo 1216 _ balistcrio Lanfranco, 1319 21/12/1216 Montanaria 1216 uxor Martini de Mari dra rii Will will 178 Nothing IOOs Lego in servitio passagi ultramarine si non iero, si autem iero i/los mecum porrabo
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PtiD . ascýo The Merchant of Genoa
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I 2 3 4 5 Contents: Abbreviations L
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Abbreviations Ann. Ian. Caffaro, An
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Tables Table 1: Genoese ships and t
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Introduction: The merchant of Genoa
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Benjamin Kedar, Marie-Luise Favreau
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notary Lanfranco from the first eig
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money or merchandise! These tables
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they used was dated and therefore m
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Genoa and the Third Crusade This ch
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example, that shipowners and sailor
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annals from that period, written by
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The first wave of Genoese crusaders
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East, especially under Conrad of Mo
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crusade. Two of them, Maurino and S
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Provisions (vianda) for each person
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the travelling contracts of the tim
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following year supply some leads to
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For example, the years 1190 to 1192
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they were promised part of the paym
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wine exported to Bougie and sold fo
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allowed to carry this money with hi
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transition marked by the Third Crus
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Fourth Crusade, there was an increa
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2 The impact of a crusade: the reac
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enewal and extension of Barbarossa'
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Oberto Malocello, and Heredes de Ma
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would sail in custodiam navium and
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The preparations for the Fourth Cru
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perhaps he was more accurate than u
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All the records that contain such r
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esult of various reasons including
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econfirmed. ' 87 The plan was there
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Not all merchants detailed their pl
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Figure 4: Map of the main trade and
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is correct and the significance of
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This paragraph is a conspicuous pre
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east at the same time as Giovanni t
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Abulafia wrote about Crete that `st
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Henry's fleet harbour in Tripoli? I
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Malta in Tripoli in great detail wi
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3 An unprovoked crusade? This chapt
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success, especially with the women
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Although Friedman did not explicitl
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war business could have been for th
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Or vos dirai que les Sarazins d'Ali
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Pope Innocent III and the maritime
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with Venice. 309 This eventually en
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peace truces after Hattin, and espe
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eceived concessions in Tripoli and
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commerce in Bougie as well as Alexa
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such specification was necessary. I
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James's letters written to the pope
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most of the ships that sailed in 12
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The sum bequeathed was not related
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4 Embriaco or do Biblio, what's In
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town may contribute to the understa
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Les Genois transformerent vite ou l
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ecause another branch of the family
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high fee. For Antioch, Genoa reques
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Unfortunately, Gibelet was not incl
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comparative map presented by Elieze
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`perhaps most notable for its hands
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Page 129 and 130: One practical implication of this c
Page 131 and 132: There was some similarity between t
Page 133 and 134: of James of Vitry there is a simila
Page 135 and 136: On the following day, 12 March 1186
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Page 139 and 140: epresentatives of the church of St
Page 141 and 142: church of St Lawrence were on the l
Page 143 and 144: Figure 11: Acre - the census per ho
Page 145 and 146: 5 The Genoese communities in the ki
Page 147 and 148: settlers acted as representatives o
Page 149 and 150: suffered as a result of the Venetia
Page 151 and 152: Tyre. Who was responsible to these
Page 153 and 154: leased for twenty eight years in th
Page 155 and 156: interests, and their intense enmity
Page 157 and 158: Genoese sources. Perhaps some of th
Page 159 and 160: Genoese. The Third and Fourth Crusa
Page 161 and 162: her family could have been part of
Page 163 and 164: Bonvicino, who were indeed new sett
Page 165 and 166: was brought up in the parliament. I
Page 167 and 168: Genoese names in the charters of Ar
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Page 171 and 172: Conclusions The main contribution o
Page 173 and 174: towards the Latin East. The signifi
Page 175 and 176: Appendix 2: The exchange rate betwe
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Page 181 and 182: Edbury, Peter (ed. and trans. ), Th
Page 183 and 184: Tangl, Georgine, Studien zum Regist
Page 185 and 186: Bartholomaeis, Vincenzo de (ed. ),
Page 187 and 188: Friedman, Yvonne, Encounter between
Page 189 and 190: Olivieri, Agostino, `Indice per ord
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