by Jill Blackwell Hughes, BA Thesis submitted to the University of ...

REGISTRUM POST EGRESSUM EPISCOPI A CARCERE V IDUS
NOVEMBRIS ANNO M° CCC° VIII1 [9 November 1308).
1021 7 February 1309, Theydon Mount (Theyden
Montfichet). Letter to Roger le Wyne who was
instituted as rector of the church of Normanton
(Normunton) on 13 November 13072 by M. Robert de
Reddeswell, archd. of Chester, vicar-general when
the bp. was outside his diocese. Since he has the
mind (anima) for study and so that he may be able
to bear seasonable fruit in the church of God, the
vicar-general granted him licence to study for one
year only from the time of his institution. The
bp., favourably inclined to the prayers of Roger's
devotion, grants him licence to apply himself to
the study of letters for another year continuously
and immediately following where a university
flourishes in England (Anglie) under the following
conditions.
[1] He should be able to receive wholly the fruits
of his church.
(2) He should not be obliged to be promoted to
higher orders other than the order of subd. at
least, by authority of the constitution of pope
Boniface VIII recently published, provided that he
is promoted canonically to the order of subd. (Fo.
1. A line has been drawn across the folio.
2. No. 501.
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