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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 241
to greater benefit and advantage both of the church and of
the king, we have thought fit to grant to our brother, now
elected bishop, although he has by no means asked for it,
the legation in the whole realm entrusted to our son the king
aforesaid, in order to correct there what things are to be
corrected, and salutarily to decree the things which ought to
be decreed ; on this condition that if you unanimously agree
in selecting his person, and the same king will impart his assent,
he shall be ordained bishop in that church. And although
such transferences ought not to take place without consultation
and the assent of the Roman pontiff, yet he shall not
need to return to the apostolic see for his confirmation, but
thenceforth shall perform freely the legation placed upon
him, and the plenitude of the episcopal office in that church,
And we, after his ordination, shall be careful with God's help
to confirm to him and to the aforesaid church which he shall
rule its ancient and justifiable customs and dignities.
And if you cannot agree regarding him, we command
you to agree by common will and unanimous desire with regard
to some other person literate, suitable and honourable,
and be at pains to elect him as your pastor. And if you
wish to present the elect to us, we shall both treat him honour-
ably, and endeavour to honour him in every way we see fitting.
And thenceforth the legation of this [William] being at an
end, he who has been confirmed and consecrated shall obtain
by apostolic authority the legation through the whole realm
of our aforesaid son the king, and shall exercise the office of
legate freely in those parts.
Given at Anagni, on the fifth l before the Kalends of
December.
1160
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. I, p. 21 7. 2
In the year of grace 1160 . . . Malcolm, king of Scots,
returned to his own land from the army of Toulouse.
And when he came to the vill which is called Perth earl
Feretach 3 and five other earls, in anger against the king
because he had gone to Toulouse, besieged the vill of Perth,
and wished to take the king but ; they could not.
1 27th November.
2 This is derived with slight change from Chr. of Melr., 77.
3 Feradach or Ferteth, earl of Strathearn.
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