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174 SCOTTISH ANNALS
Peter, and that thou mayest receive eternal rewards for
temporal benefits. . . .
And we have by our writings commanded our venerable
brother William, archbishop of Canterbury, legate of the
apostolic see, to pronounce the sentence of anathema against
John, pseudo-bishop of Glasgow, until he be healed of his
errors and return to the metropolitan right and to subjection
to thee. 1
Be it thy care to pronounce the sentence of anathema
against that John, unless within three months he return to
his holy mother the church of Rome and of York.
Given at Pisa, the tenth 2 before the Kalends of May.
1136
GESTA STEPHANI, IN CHRONICLES or STEPHEN, ETC., VOL. Ill,
pp. 20-21.
. . . And
when the castle [of Bathampton] was yielded
into king [Stephen's] hands the hard condition was imposed
upon [the defenders], 3 whether they would or not, that they
should wander in exile from the whole realm until the king's
mercy should recall them. And they abode for a long time,
as we have heard, with the king of Scotland.
H37
RICHARD OF HEXHAM, DE GESTIS REGIS STEPHANI, IN
CHRONICLES OF STEPHEN, ETC., VOL. Ill, PP. 150-1 5 1. 4
The next year, that is in 1137, the treaty of peace was
broken, and immediately after Easter 5 David, king of Scotland,
gathered his army and purposed to ravage Northumbria.
But by instruction of king Stephen, who was then in
Normandy, the chief part of the earls and barons of England
came w T
ith a great army of knights to Newcastle, which is
in Northumbria, ready to oppose him if he should invade the
realm of 6
England.
At last through messengers between them a truce was
1 Innocent II's letter of the same date to William of Curboil is given in
Raine's York, iii, 67.
2 22nd April.
3 The castellans of Robert of Bathampton. Cf. infra, s.a. 1138.
4 Cf. J. of H., in S. of D., ii, 288.
5 Easter fell on llth April in 1137.
* J. of H., u.s. :
" Very quickly a host of the earls and nobles of Eng-
land assembled at Newcastle, to oppose his efforts."