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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 155
1124, April.
ANGLO-SAXON CHRONICLE, MS. E, S.A. 1124.
And thereafter died king Alexander of Scotland, on the
ninth day x before the Kalends of May. 2
1124
AlLRED OF RlEVAULX, EPISTOLA, IN TwYSDEN, COL. 368.
Moreover Alexander was sufficiently humble and amiable
to clergy and monks, but to the rest of his subjects beyond
measure terrible ; a man of great heart, applying himself in
all things beyond his strength. And he was literate, and
most zealous in establishing churches, in seeking out the
relics of the saints, in the making and regulating of priestly
robes and holy books ; and also to all visitors most liberal,
beyond his means. And regarding the poor he was so devout
that he seemed in nothing to have greater delight than in
receiving them, washing, nourishing, and clothing them.
SYMEON OF DURHAM, HISTORIA REGUM, VOL. II, p. 275, S.A.
1124.
Now in the same year, four months before his death,
Alexander had caused to be elected to the bishopric of the
church of St. Andrews which is in Scotland Robert, prior of
the regular canons at Scone.
But his ordination was for a long time deferred, 3 because
of the debt of subjection which, according to custom, Thurstan,
archbishop of York, demanded of him. But the Scots on
the other hand said with foolish prating that this was not
owing to be done, according to any authority or custom.
ORDERIC VITAL, VIII, 20, IN MIGNE, PATROLOGIA, VOL. 188,
COL. 621.
And David, youngest of the brothers, by wise decision
shunned the savage invasions of the Scots, and sought the
1 The 23rd : April so the Scots Peerage, i, 3. Alexander died on the
25th April, 1123, according to J. of W., in Fl. of W., ii, 78 ; 25th April, 1124,
according to the Chr. of Melr., and Chr. of Hoi. on the ; 26th April, 1124,
according to S. of D., H.R., ii, 275, " after reigning eighteen years and three
months." R. de T., in Chr. of Ste., etc., iv, 111, places his death in 1125 ;
so also O.V., VIII, 20, in Migne, 188, 622 ; M.P., H.A., i, 235 ; Fl. His., ii, 51.
2 J. of W., in Fl. of W., ii, 78, s.a. 1123 :
" To Alexander, king of Scots,
succeeded his brother David " : R. de T., u.s. Ill, "a man of great sanctity,
and religious " ; M.P., Chr. Maj. ii, 152, " a man of great sanctity and
wonderful generosity." Cf. supra, s.a. 1093, note.
3 V. infra, s.a. 1128.