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September 12. Ind. II. Messina. Manfredus, king of Sicily rex, addresses the podestà, council and commune of Genoa, devotis suis. Uguezonus de Arezio, citizen of Messina, complains that, following the death of Merulus Sechininus, a Genoese citizen of Messina in Acre, Jacobus Frixonus and his colleague, the Genoese consuls in Acre, took possession of all the money that Merulus had, namely 1410 libri, and paid into the Genoese chamber although Uguicionus, procurator of Dulce, wife and heir of Merulus, with letters of the late Petrus de Calabria, our traitor (proditoris nostri) who was then acting as our vicar in Sicily, stating the money should have been given to her. Manfred requires the money to be given her. Sealed with Manfred’s seal.