Series 3 > Miscellany of the Scottish History Society (Sixth volume)

BAGIMOND’S ROLL
31
Karolo Regi Sicilie apud Castrum plebis seu magistro
Geberto de Sancto Quintino et domino Odoni Pelatino
procuratoribus eiusdem Regis ad huius mutuum contra-
hendum nomine Regis prefati per [blank} mercatores
Camere de domini Thome Spiliaci et Lapi Hugonis de
Pulicum et Rinbertinorum de Florentia de Riccardorum
de Lucca et de Bonaventure Bernardini de Senis Societati-
bus nomine eorundem de pecunia decimarum Terre Sancte
in Regno Scocie ac quibusdam aliis partibus collecta
fuerunt solute quantitates infrascripte.
Primo dicti mercatores communiter scilicet quilibet pro
quarta parte ante videlicet quam pecunia decimarum
ipsarum de qua dominus Papa mutuari mandaverat sub
certa forma eorum nomine quantitatem supradictam ad
manus perveniret ipsorum—xijmijc uncias auri in dicto
mutuo persoluerunt quibus pos[t]modum dominus Papa
concessit per suas litteras ut—xjmiiijcxxxxvij marc, et vj s.
sterlingorum novorum pro recompensatione dictarum—
xijmijc unciarum auri ab eis solutarum cum eadem decima
Scocie quam eis assignari mandaverat ad manus ipsorum
pervenerint videlicet cuilibet Societatum predictarum pro
quarta parte liceat retinere mandans quod eis interim pro
ipsorum securitate decime Alamanie et Portugalie per
ipsum Camerarium deberent in depositum assignari.
of Sicily at Castrum Plebis or to Master Gebert de Sancto Quintino and
lord Odo Pelatinus procurators of the said King for contracting this loan
in his name by [blank] merchants of the Camera of the firms of lord Thomas
Spiliaci and Lapus Hugonis, of Pulices and Rinbertini of Florence, of
Riccardi of Lucca and of Bonaventura Bernardini of Siena in their name
of the money of the tenths of the Holy Land collected in the kingdom of
Scotland and certain other parts there were paid the amounts underwritten.
First, the said merchants in common, namely each for a fourth part,
before the money of the said tenths (from which the lord Pope had ordered
the above amount to be given as a loan under a certain form in their name)
had come to their hands, paid 12,200 ounces of gold in the said loan :
to whom the lord Pope afterwards granted by his letters that they might
retain 11,447 marks and 6 shillings of new sterling in recompense of the
said 1220 ounces of gold paid by them, when the said tenth of Scotland,
which he had ordered to be assigned to them, came to their hands, namely,
to each of the foresaid firms a fourth part ; commanding that in the mean¬
time for their security the tenths of Germany and Portugal should be
assigned to them in deposit by the Chamberlain.