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. August 1 – 31. Julien, lord of Saette and Biaufort, with the consent of his wife Femie for the souls of his parents and ancestors and regard for the benefits he and his ancestors had had from the Hospital of St John sells to William of Chastel Neuf (Guillelme de Chastel Nuef), the master of the Hospital and the brothers of that house Casal Robert, known in Arabic (sarrazineis) as Cafrequenne, situated between Nazareth and Tiberias with all its appurtenances 24,000 Saracen besants. To the East are Quepsene and the gastine of Jubeil; to the south versus the casal named Ain-Meher and the casal named Raine; to the west Saforie, Romette and Romene, and to the north the casal named Touraan. The lord of Sidon guarantees the sale and if in the future the Hospital shall want Julian to buy it back he will do so for the purchase price plus up to 6,000 Saracen besants to cover any building they may do – any discord to be settled by the arbitration of the bishop of Acre. Sealed with the seal and guaranteed by the homes of the lordship of Sidon: Pierre de Avalon, lord of Adelon, Johan de la Tor, constable of Sidon, Jofrei de Viliers, Phelipe de Biaufort, Guillelme de Buillon, Raol de Achi, Bertheleme Meinebuef, Eude de Creel.