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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 131
Wherefore I neither counsel nor concede it, indeed I forbid that
it be done before the consecration of that archbishop elect ;
unless by me, if perchance necessity should demand it.
"Farewell." *
1108
FLORENCE OF WORCESTER, CHRONICON, VOL. II, pp. 59-60,
S.A. 1109. 2
Thomas [II], archbishop elect of the church of York, was
consecrated by Richard, bishop of London, at London, on the
fifth 3 before the Kalends of July ; and afterwards received
from the cardinal Ulric, at York, the pallium which the pope
[Paschal II] had sent to him, on Sunday, the Kalends of
August. 4
And upon the very same day he consecrated Turgot, prior
1 In a letter Anselm commanded Thomas not to postpone longer but to
appear at Canterbury on the 6th September to profess obedience and to
"
receive consecration. And if you do not this, it is my right to attend to
and do the things which pertain to the episcopal office in the archbishopric
of York. Moreover I have heard that before you are consecrated you wish
to cause the bishop elect of St. Andrews of Scotland to be consecrated at
York. But this you neither ought to do, nor do I permit it, but altogether
forbid it to be done, either in his case or in the case of any other person who
ought to be promoted to the rule of souls by the archbishop of York ; be -
cause you have no right to give or to concede to any the care of souls which
you have not yet received. Farewell." (Edmer, 199.)
"
Of the bishop elect of
At the end of his letter in reply Thomas : says
St. Andrews of Scotland, what you have heard are rumours which ought not
to be believed. That therefore may easily be forbidden, the performance of
which has not been contemplated by me." (Ibid., 200.)
2 So S. of D., H.R., ii, 241. Cf. W. of M., G.P., 274. Chr. of Abps., in
Raine's York, ii, 371.
H.S., Abps. of "
Y., in Raine's York, ii, 126 : The archbishop, consecrated,
returned to York, taking with him the cardinal who brought the
pallium. They were received with fitting honour ; and the archbishop after
receiving the pall celebrated mass, and then in presence of the cardinal consecrated
Turgot, who had been prior of the church of Durham, as bishop of
St. Andrews of Scotland.
" " And Fothach [MS. Eod hoc, read Fodhoch] " his predecessor, because
he had been ordained by the Scots, came by counsel and command of
king Malcolm and queen Margaret to Thomas I to make amends and to be
reconciled, and professed canonical subjection to the church of York, and to
archbishop Thomas and his successors. And in York, at the command of
the archbishop, he dedicated churches. And this perhaps I ought to have
said when I treated of Thomas I." Cf. supra, s.a. 1077, n.
For Fothach cf. Chr. of Abps., in Raine's York, ii, 363 ; where his name
is spelt Foderoch, for which read Fodhoch.
3 The 27th June. This was after Thomas had
"
professed subjection
and canonical obedience " to the church of Canterbury ;
Edm., H.N., 210.
Cf. W. of M., G.P., 262 ; H.S., Abps. of Y., in Raine's York, ii, 124.
4
The] 1st August. Fl. of W. has in kal. : S. of D., u.s., has Hi. kal., the
30th -_July.