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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 211
from almost the universal church, and seemed to favour too
greatly Petrus Leonis, of hated memory, and his apostasy. 1
But at this time inspired by divine grace they all with one
accord received pope Innocent's commands and his legate with
great honour.
So he discussed with them diligently for three days of the
affairs of his legation.
JOHN OF HEXHAM, IN S. OF D., VOL. II,
p. 298.
And for three days, with the bishops and princes of the
realm of Scotland, for they had met him there by the king's
command, [Alberic] corrected what was to be corrected and
decreed what was to be decreed.
And he obtained bishop Aldulf's restoration to the favour
of the king, and to his see of Carlisle. 2
John, bishop of Glasgow, who had given up the episcopal
office and had betaken himself to the monastic life at Tiron, he
recalled by apostolic authority.
RICHARD OF HEXHAM, DE GESTIS REGIS STEPHANI, IN
CHRONICLES OF STEPHEN, ETC., VOL. Ill, PP. 170-171.
And since he learned that John, bishop of Glasgow, had
intrusted to none the care of souls which he had received, and
had left his bishopric without permission and secretly, and,
compelled by no apparent necessity, had become a monk at
Tiron, [Alberic] decided concerning him that a royal messenger
should be sent for him, with letters both from himself and from
the king ; and that if he refused to return sentence should be
him. And so it was done.
passed upon
He also summoned king [David] for the re-establishment of
and for the sake
peace between him and the king of England ;
of this fell at his feet, entreating him to take pity upon holy
church and upon himself and his subjects, to whom he had
caused so many and so great evils. But he with difficulty obtained
the truce that [David] would bring no army and no evil
upon the land of the king of England before the festival of St.
Martin, 3
excepting the blockade which existed round Carham.
This also he obtained of the Picts, 4 that they should bring
1 Petrus Leonis (Anacletus II) died earlier in the same year, 1138. Cf. J.
of H., in S. of D., ii, 297. He had been appointed pope in 1130, but was successfully
opposed by Innocent II.
2 For Aldulf's consecration v. supra, s.a. 1133.
3
llth November.
4
J. of H., u.s., 298 :
" He had also the assent of the Scots and the Picts
in this, that they should bring back all their captives to Carlisle before the