1275

Feb. 16. Genoa. Hvgo dux Burgundie and Albonii comes, the legatus et procurator of King Philip II of France, promises Maurinus Radoanus, Raimundus de Fressia, Simon Uentus, Idonus de Carmadino, Lanfrancus Piperi and Enricus Piccamilius, the consules Ianuensium de communi, everything contained in the king’s sealed letter. The Genoese are to have freedom of entry and departure with their merchandise throughout all the land overseas acquired by the king and his barones without the payment of any dues and in places that had been Christian the restoration of their goods and those of the church of St Laurence in Genoa. In every Muslim city the Genoese will have a fundicum, oven, bath house and ruga, in which a Genoese vicecomes will be established with full jurisdiction. They are promised security for their persons and goods. Hugo dux Burgundie et Albonii comes, Willelmus de Stampis, Vgo de Moolem, Willelmus Lamberti Viennensis and many others swear on the gospels on behalf of the king of France.