1588

Feb. 1-28. With the agreement of her husband dominus Aimarus, Juliana domina Cesaree, makes a sealed eleemosynary grant, to benefit particularly her late parents Hugo dominus de Cesarea and Isabel, to the Hospital of St John of Jerusalem, its brothers and the poor. She gives the casale called Pharaon et Seingibis, with all its villani and with all the rights of lordship [dominium] she and her father had. On the east the limits of the casale touch on Cavea Ficuum, from Petra Molarum as far as the borders of Caphet. On the south they adjoin Phardesi, the casale of dominus Gormundus. On the west the casale stretches as far as the borders of Calanchun, which belongs to the Hospital of St John. On the north they stretch as far as Cavea Artais. Juliana confirms that as a consoror she chooses to be buried by the Hospital of St John. She will join no other religious order and may take the habit of the Hospital if she so desires. Witnesses: Petrus archyepiscopus de Cesarea; frater Gofridus lo Rath magister Hospitalis; frater Isembardus preceptor Accon, who is invested with the casale [investivi et saisivi per unum guantum]; frater Gefridus bajulus de Jafe; frater Symon de Calanchun; frater Amauricus; of the Knights Templar, frater Petrus de Monea preceptor; Galfridus Anglicus; Willermus de Brienchon; of the laymen, Comes Bertot; Horri L’Aleman; Willelmus Embriach; Symon de Cesarea; Conselath; Julianus; Philippus de Dubbes; Guido de Laron; Adam Coste juvenis; Thomas de Maugastel; Guido de Flumine; Hugo de Burin.