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. May 6. Assisi. Pope Innocent IV writes to the provost of the church of Santo Donato in the diocese of Genoa, relating that, as he was told on behalf of the Genoese Ido called ‘Turco’, canon of the church of the Holy Cross of Acre, he plans to resign the canonry and prebend that he has in that church. The pope wants to grant them to the cleric Pietro, son of the noble man Ruggero da Savignone, citizen of Genoa, at the behest of the pope’s nephews Giovanni da Camezana and Tedisio Fieschi, auditor of contradictory letters and count of Lavagna respectively. Thus the pope orders the addressee, if it is so, to receive from Canon Ido the resignation of the canonry and prebend and assign them or have them assigned to the cleric Pietro, putting him in possession of the prebend and having him received as canon and brother, various obstacles notwithstanding.