| Description | From: Pileus de Prata, archbishop of Ravenna and papal nuncio
To: the archbishop, prior or administrator of Canterbury; the suffragans of the archiepiscopate of Canterbury; the vicars officials, sealbearers, receivers and servants ('minister') the suffragans of the archiepiscopate of Canterbury; the deputies of the vicars officials, sealbearers, receivers and servants ('minister') the suffragans of the archiepiscopate of Canterbury; all other ecclesiastical persons of their cities and dioceses of the suffragans of the archiepiscopate of Canterbury
Pope Gregory XI sent him to the kingdoms of England and France and granted him letters dated 23 Sep 1373 at Villeneuve, Avignon [Gard, France] (recited). By these Gregory granted Pileus procurations of 12 florins a day from the chamber ('ex camera') and commanded the clergy of the kingdoms of France and England and neighbouring kingdoms to provide him with financial support, enforcing payment by ecclesiastical censures if necessary. Pileus commands the addressees to pay him procurations of 1,200 florins, being expenses for 100 days, and 2 florins for the notary's salary, at Bruges within 30 days, otherwise he will invoke ecclesiastical censures.
Given at London. |