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160. AGP, parch. Gardeny, nos. 2244-C, 2246-D.
161. AGP, parch. Gardeny, no. 2245-F.
162. AHN, cód. 466, pp. 26-7, doc. 24; p. 58, doc. 58; pp. 67-8, doc. 67; see below, p. 399.
163. In 1301, for example, a different interpretation was placed on the bull Ante oculos mentis by the
Templars and the bishop of Lérida: AGP, parch. Gardeny, no. 2241-A; and the Templars' exemption
from extraordinary papal taxation appears to have been differently interpreted in different parts of the
Corona de Aragón: see J. Rius Serra, Rationes Decimarum Hispaniae (1279-1280) (Barcelona, 1946-
7), passim. For a disputation concerning the interpretation of Hospitaller privileges, see J.A. Brundage,
'A Twelfth-Century Oxford Disputation Concerning the Privileges of the Knights Hospitallers',
Mediaeval Studies, xxiv (1962), 153-60.
164. It is possible that the Templars misunderstood the significance of the bull Quanto devocius divino;
certainly Delaville Le Roulx appears to have been misled by its wording, for he gives an inaccurate
resumé of it: 'Bulles pour l'ordre du Temple', p. 431, doc. 42.
165. AHN, San Juan, leg. 324, doc. 2.
166. AGP, parch. Gardeny, nos. 2241-B, 2244-D, -G.
167. Kehr, Papsturkunden in Spanien. I. Katalanien, pp. 537-8, doc. 236; ACA, reg. 310, fols. 7, 7 v .
168. AHN, cód. 1312, pp. 125-6, doc. 88; ACA, reg. 309, fol. 22. In these decrees, issued by Urban IV,
there are references to similar bulls issued by Innocent IV and Alexander IV.
169. e.g. ACA, CRD Templarios, no. 691; CRD James II, no. 842.
170. RAH, 12-6-1/M-83, doc. 111.