Euphrasius, the bishop of Poreč, regulates the relations between the Bishopric and the Chapter and prescribes various taxes, including the tithe and the church quartese (a quarter of a tithe) owed by the inhabitants of Poreč and the retainers of church property (forgery composed in the second half of the 12th, or the first half of the 13th century).
Maximian, the bishop of Ravenna, endows the monastery of St. Andrew and the church of St. Mary in Pula.
Engelmar, the bishop of Poreč, donates the monastery of Saint Cassian in Poreč to the monastery of Archangel Michael in Pula.
Megingaudus, the bishop of Pula, donates a property to St. Michael's monastery, witnessed by "Istrian margrave Ulrich".
The Bishopric of Poreč, represented by Bishop Adalpero and the local Chapter, and the Commune of Poreč, represented by the gastald, the meriga, and three consuls, conjointly elect eight honorable citizens of Poreč to define the borders of the city’s district from which the bishops had the right to quartese, that is, a quarter of the tithe.
Egno, bishop of Trento, enfeoffs Count Maynard III of Gorizia and his descendants with all that the late Count Ulrich of Ulten and the late brothers George and Frederick, counts of Appiano, had held as fiefs from the Church of Trento, the count swearing fealty and pledging to uphold the bishop's honor and jurisdiction as the count of Tyrol had done before him, and the bishop appointing Bertongus de Mays to induct the count into corporal possession of the fief.
Bishop Wernhard of Pićan attests that while he was still parish priest of Lind (in Carinthia, Drava Valley), Pabo of Sachsenburg, son of Waltfrid, made his final testament on his deathbed, bequeathing annual income of three marks to Millstatt monastery where he chose to be buried alongside his father's exhumed remains, two newly cultivated fields and one manor in Feldsberg to the parish church of Lind and its chapel in Sachsenburg, thirty marks of annual income near Friesach and in Carinthia to his brothers, and 200 marks to his wife secured by Sachsenburg castle with the condition that once the church of Salzburg repais this sum, the castle and all other possessions revert to the church's control.
Bishop Boniface of Poreč invests Count Albert I of Gorizia, by way of his official proxy Ottolino of Koper, with all the fiefs his family holds from the Bishopric of Poreč, with the sole exception of the Gradule mill, and receives the oath of fealty in return.
Bishop Boniface of Poreč invests Heinzmann of Pazin with a mansus in Tar.
Oderzius, the bishop of Pićan, confirms to the noble lord Heinz of Pazin the feudal grant previously made by his predecessor Bishop Ulrich, allowing him to settle two of his colonists in Beram, and additionally grants him further feudal rights in recognition of his faithful services.
Graziadeo, the bishop of Poreč, invests Henry of Pazin, the son of late Maynard of Pazin, with all the fiefs he and his heirs enjoyed from the Bishopric of Poreč, except those which Henry bought from Biaquin II of Momjan.