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Scotland, some wretchedly walking on foot, and some miserably
riding.
Then the king Malcolm advised him to send to king William
across the sea, and crave his protection ; and so also he did.
And the king granted it him, and sent for him.
And again Malcolm the king and [Edgar's] sister gave him
and all his men innumerable gifts, and very honourably sent
him again from their domain.
And the sheriff of York came to meet him at Durham, and
went all the way with him, and caused food and fodder to be
found for him at every castle at which they arrived, until they
came over sea to the king. And then king William received
him with great worship. And then [Edgar] was at his court
there, and took such rights as he allotted him. L
1077
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ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, LATIN APPENDIX TO MS. A.
In [Lanfranc's] seventh year of office 2
i.
. . . Thomas, archbishop
of York, 3 sent a letter to him, 4
asking him to send two
bishops to consecrate a certain priest who had brought a letter
to him from the Orkney Isles, to the effect that he should be
consecrated bishop of those islands.
And Lanfranc consented to his request and commanded
Wulstan, bishop of Worcester, and Peter, bishop of Chester,
to go to York and suffice with Thomas to perform so great a
ceremony.
1
Cf. W. of M., G.R., ii, 310; Ann. of Wav., in A.M., ii, 192.
2 Lanfranc was consecrated in 1070, August 29th, A.S.C., MS. A ; and
soon afterwards succeeded in enforcing the claims of Canterbury over the
see of York.
3 Thomas of Bayeux, archbishop of York, 1070-1100; A.S.C., MS. A,
s.a. 1070, MS. E, s.a. 1100; Fl. of W., ii, 6; H.S., Abps. of Y., in Raine's
York, ii, 103-109 ; Chr. of the Abps., ibid., ii, 364. He was elected after the
18th November, 1070 ; v. H.S., u.s. He received the pall in 1071 ; FL of
W., ii, 9 ; S. of D., ii, 195.
4 For Thomas's letter see H. & S., ii, 162 ; for Lanfranc's letter to bishops
Wulstan and Peter (bishops 1062-1095 and 1072-1085), ibid., 163.
The date fixed for the ceremony in Thomas's letter is the 3rd March ;
Lanfranc's letter is in one MS. dated in 1073, indiction XI. In 1073 the
3rd March was a Sunday. But if the consecration was in 1077, the nearest
Sunday was the 5th of March.
The Chr. of the Abps. of York professes to quote from Ralph's document
of subjection to York "
; in Raine's York, ii, 363 : Also the same archbishop
[Thomas I] consecrated Ralph, elect of the Orkneys, after he had
'
made, read and given a profession, which thus : begins In the sight of God
and of this church, I, Ralph,' etc."