Description | From: Richard de Belmeis II, bishop of London; Rotrou, bishop of Evreux; Robert, bishop of Bath; William Turbe, bishop of Norwich; Hilary, bishop of Chichester: Gilbert Foliot, bishop of Hereford; Robert de Chesney, bishop of Lincoln
General address. Notification that the dispute between Archbishop Theobald and Silvester, abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury, is over. This followed a mandate from Pope Adrian IV which ordered the abbot to make his profession to Theobald within 30 days. Silvester made his profession, recited, and signed it with a cross after it had been proved that his predecessors as abbot had done so. Hugh [of Trottiscliffe] had made his profession to Archbishop William [of Corbeil], according to religious men under oath. Also, the writers inspected a schedule containing many professions of previous abbots of the abbey. No date. [Date: an endorsement on the profession itself, and Gervase i, p165, both state that the profession was made on 17 Jul 1157.]
Endorsed with description in early 13th cent hand. Also 'inserat' post ii bull'' in 13th cent hand. |
Publication Note | Transcribed in H Mayr-Harting, The acta of the bishops of Chichester 1075-1207 (Canterbury and York Society, Torquay, 1964), pp88-9 Transcribed in D M Smith, English episcopal acta I, Lincoln 1067-1185 (British Academy, Oxford, 1980), pp61-2 Transcribed in C Harper-Bill, English episcopal acta VI, Norwich 1070-1214 (British Academy, Oxford, 1990), pp60-1 Noted in J Barrow, English episcopal acta VII, Hereford 1079-1234 (British Academy, Oxford, 1993), pp55-6 Noted in F M R Ramsey, English episcopal acta X, Bath and Wells 1061-1205 (British Academy, Oxford, 1995), pp22-3 Noted in F Neininger, English episcopal acta 15, London 1076-1187 (British Academy, Oxford, 1999), pp45-6 Photograph of 3 seals in H Mayr-Harting, The bishops of Chichester 1075-1207 (Chichester Papers no 40, Chichester, 1963), plate 1 Noted in Historical Manuscripts Commission Fifth Report (London, 1876), Appendix, p431 |