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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 97
Aldred, [of York], had submitted to the king ;
1 but in the
following year he sullied his oath, going over to the Scot.
But when he had stayed there for some years and obtained
nothing to his advantage for the present and nothing to hope
for in the future, excepting his daily allowance, he proceeded
to make trial of the Norman's liberality, and sailed over to
him, 2 at that time dwelling beyond the sea.
They say that this was most pleasing to the king, that
of wars. . .
England should be relieved of a provoker .
1074
SYMEON OF DURHAM, HISTORIA DUNELMENSIS ECCLESIJE,
VOL. I, PP. 111-112. 3
But Aldwin left the monastery of Jarrow, having
as the
companion of his way and purpose Turgot, 4 still in the garb of
a cleric, but imitating in devotion and deed the life of the
monks. . . .
They came to the former monastery of Melrose, at that time
a solitude ; and delighting in the secluded habitation of that
place began to live there [as monks] serving Christ.
But when their [monastic] life there had become known to
the king of the Scots, Malcolm, to whom that place pertained,
they suffered at his hands grievous wrongs and persecutions
for this cause, that, following the evangelic precept, they
refused to swear fealty to him.
Meanwhile the venerable bishop Walcher 5 besought, admonished
and adjured them in frequent letters and mandates,
1 At ? Berkhamstead, in 1066 ; A.S.C., MS. D.
2 Cf. Fl. of W., ii, 10, s.a. 1073 ; S. of D., H.R., ii, 200.
3 Before visiting Melrose, Aldwin had attempted to revive monasticism
in Muncaster and Jarrow, S. of D., H.D.E., i, 108-111 ; in 1073, ibid., 122,
127. Immediately after returning from Scotland he partially restored Wearmouth
monastery, in 1074; ibid., 113.
This part of H.D.E. was written while Turgot was still prior of Durham;
cf. Arnold, ibid., Ill, note.
4
Turgot became prior of Durham in 1087 ; S. of D., i, 127 ; and was
made archdeacon in 1093, ibid., 129. He was consecrated bishop of St.
Andrews in 1109; v. infra, s.a. Cf. the story of his life in S. of D., H.R.,
ii, 202-205.
5
Bishop of Durham, 1072-1080. He became earl of Northumbria in
1075 ; S. of D., i, 114 ; ii, 207-208 ; and was killed in 1080, May 14, by Adulf
"
Rus, son of earl Gospatric's cousin Utred ; and he is said to have slain him
with his own hand. But presently he too was slain, by a woman, and was
buried in the church at Jedburgh. But such pollution was afterwards cast
out thence by Turgot, formerly prior of the church of Durham, and archdeacon."
S. of D., H.R., ii, 198, This must have been while Turgot was