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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 273
and the sentence of interdict upon his kingdom, unless he
permitted the aforesaid John to hold the bishopric of St.
Andrews in peace and unless he ;
gave to him surety of pre-
with him. 1
serving peace
And the same pope strictly charged John, bishop of St.
Andrews, by force of obedience, that he should not presume
in rash temerity through love or fear of anyone, or by any
suggestion or wish, to forsake the church of St. Andrews to
which he had been- consecrated, or to receive another ; adding
that, if he attempted it, without any qualification he would
him of both. 2
deprive
Alexius, therefore, legate of the chief pontiff, and John,
the elect of St. Andrews, came to England and set out, with
the safe-conduct of the lord king of England, for Scotland.
And the aforesaid legate on his arrival assembled the bishops,
abbots, priors and the other prelates of the churches of the
kingdom of Scotland ;
and holding a conference with them 3
discussed at great length the elections of John and Hugh,
and the consecration of Hugh.
And when he learned that the aforesaid John had been
canonically elected, and that Hugh had been forcibly intruded
upon the episcopate of St. Andrews by the king of Scotland
after appeal had been made to the Roman pontiff, he deposed
him without delay from the bishopric of St. Andrews, and
by the authority which he exercised imposed perpetual silence
upon him. And he confirmed the election which had been
made of John, and caused him to be consecrated as bishop of
St. Andrews by the bishops of Scotland ; the king neither
forbidding nor gainsaying it, nay rather permitting
it, by
advice of the bishops. 4
When therefore the king of Scotland saw the confusion
of his bishop, he forbade bishop John 5 to tarry in his land.
And Hugh conducted himself as bishop no less than before ;
and taking away with him the episcopal hood, and the staff
and the ring, and the other things which he had unlawfully
retained, departed to 6
go to Rome.
But first he had been admonished very often by the afore-
*Cf. Hoved., ii, 211.
2 Cf. Hoved., u.s.
" In presence of the clergy and the people," Hoved., ii, 208.
4 Cf. Hoved., ii, 208-209. The consecration took place in Edinburgh on
the octave of Whitsunday, [15th June,] 1180; Chr. of Hoi., 45. So also
Chr. of Melr., 91, which however gives the date as 8th June [Whitsunday].
5 " Immediately after his consecration," Hoved., ii, 209.
6 Cf. Hoved., u.s.