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150 SCOTTISH ANNALS
Our brother John, bishop of Glasgow, about whom you
have written, has come to us and laboured by great persistence
in prayers and in several other ways that we should free him
from the exhibition of that profession which thou demandest
of him. But we, both wishing to preserve to the church of,
York her dignity and recalling to memory thy affection, have
not granted assent to that father's prayers, neither to his words
nor to his promises. Therefore he has set out for Jerusalem,
as has been told us by others, and departed from the city
without our permission or knowledge. What he will do we
know not.
Do thou therefore, dearest brother, so study to love thy
mother, the Roman church, and to visit her with thy messengers
; and so also be mindful of our affection, that thou
mayest ever be more worthy of, and ever have, the favour of
apostolic good-will.
Given at the Lateran, the seventeenth x before the Kalends
of June.
1 122, July.
SYMEON or DURHAM, HISTORIA REGTJM, VOL. II, p. 265.
Sibylla, queen of Scots, daughter of King Henry, departed
by sudden death on the fourth 2 before the Ides of July.
? i 1 22, Aug.
POPE CALIXTUS II TO JOHN OF GLASGOW ;
VOL. Ill,
p. 47.
IN RAINE'S YORK,
Bishop Calixtus, servant of the servants of God, to John,
bishop of Glasgow, greeting and apostolic benediction.
Moved by many prayers of our beloved son Alexander,
king of Scots, we have given thee respite for some time for
thy return, within the term of the day appointed, with due
humility to obedience to our venerable brother Thurstan,
of York.
archbishop
And as we have learned by
the immediate information
of his letters, thou hast presumed to withdraw thyself from
obedience and subjection to him ; and therefore we command
thee to return to subjection and obedience to the
archbishop aforesaid, within thirty days after the receipt of
these letters. Otherwise we confirm the sentence which has
been pronounced by him upon thee.
1 16th May,
2 12th July.