License pridem
The papal bull Licet pridem of January 13, 1313 is a supplement to the papal bulls issued by Pope Clement V , which regulate the repeal and property regulation of the Templar Order .
At the beginning, Clemens V mentions the papal bulls issued by him and the Council of Vienne ( Pastoralis praeeminentiae , Vox in excelso , Ad providam , Nuper in concilio , Considerantes dudum , Licet dudum and Dudum in generali concilio ) and goes back to the origin of the prohibition of the Knights Templar. He also explains that the property regulations were established with the aforementioned bulls and which kingdoms were exempt from these regulations ( Castile , Aragon , Portugal and Mallorca ).
Ultimately, it was found that errors had occurred in the letter on property regulation, and that the “ king ” was not listed in the list of people belonging to the excluded kingdoms . This mistake could be due to the carelessness, neglect or agreement of the secretaries and clerks, so in order to avoid any doubts, it is clarified once again: "The mentioned exempt group of people include kings, princes, prelates, barons and nobles".