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160 SCOTTISH ANNALS
mise to preserve henceforth due subjection, as appointed
by the holy fathers, and canonical obedience to the holy
church of York ; and to thee, archbishop Thurstan, and to
thy successors canonically appointed.
1125, Dec.
POPE HONORIUS II TO JOHN OF GLASGOW ;
VOL. Ill, PP. 49-50.
IN RAINE'S YORK,
Bishop Honorius, servant of the servants of God, to his
venerable brother, the bishop of Glasgow, greeting and
apostolic benediction.
It has often been enjoined upon thy Fraternity by apostolic
writings to yield obedience to our venerable brother Thurstan,
archbishop of York, as to thy proper metropolitan. But
thou hast not yet obeyed the apostolic commands. Therefore
by the present writings we order and command thee to
yield obedience and honour to the same brother of ours,
Thurstan, archbishop of York, as to thy metropolitan.
Given at the Lateran, the fifth l before the Ides of December.
1126
HUGH SOTTEWAIN, ARCHBISHOPS OF YORK, IN RAINE'S YORK,
VOL. II, PP. 214-215. 2
Because now our archbishop [Thurstan] saw in the court 3
master John, bishop of Glasgow, it was not his purpose to
be silent concerning him. He complained therefore that this
John, elected as his suffragan in the church of York, and
through his letters consecrated by pope Paschal [II], afterwards
refused to show any obedience or honour for letters
(which he caused to be read there) of the same pope Paschal
and of Calixtus. When these letters had been heard, he was
understood to be bound by them to some extent.
Likewise also he complained of the bishops of Scotland.
From the beginning of their arrival the lord pope had been
persuaded by certain men that Scotland was not part of the
kingdom of England. For they wished to ask for a pallium
for the bishop of St. Andrews, and that thus he should be
1 9th December.
2 Cf. Chr. of Abps., in Raine's York, ii, 383-384.
3 In the council held at Rome to settle the dispute
between the archbishops
of York and Canterbury. The archbishops had been summoned to
Rome for the 2nd February, 1126; H.S., u.s., 209. (Thurstan had been
robbed on the way ; ibid., 212.)