3093

RRR: 
3093
YEAR: 
1255
text: 
September 5. Anagni. Pope Alexander IV writes to the captain, council, and people of the city of Messina (Messanensis ), the pope's faithful, relating that it was proposed to him on their behalf that the late C[onrad IV], son of the late F[rederick II], once emperor of the Romans, granted certain liberties and immunities in the city of Acre (Acconensis) to all of them and to individuals sailing thence, as is said to be more fully contained in C[onrad]'s privilege. The pope responds to their requests by ratifying, confirming, and strengthening what C[onrad] did on this matter.
Sources: 
Bourel de La Roncière, Les registres, 1:230, no. 752

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