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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 283
England ; and summoning Silvan, abbot of Rievaulx, his
colleague, he went to the king of Scotland.
And after a very long discussion with him about the making
of peace between him and John bishop of St. Andrews and
Hugh regarding the episcopate of St. Andrews, it was at last
arranged in this fashion, that Hugh
should renounce the
bishopric of St. Andrews ; that likewise John also should
quit-claim the episcopate from his pretension, and in place
of it should have the bishopric of Dunkeld, and all his revenues
which he had before the bishopric and his election, and the
chancellorship of the king of Scotland, and forty marks of
revenue during his life from the episcopate of St. Andrews ;
and that the king should permit all his relatives and
friends who were in exile because of love for him, to return
to their own, and all their chattels to be returned to
them.
But when it came to the hearing of bishop Hugh aforesaid
what had proceeded from the council and will of the king,
that he should renounce the bishopric of St. Andrews, he
went to the king and informed him that he would prefer, if
it pleased the king, to go to the Roman pontiff, and undergo
sentence according to what should be determined by him,
rather than lose in this way by intervention of a bargain
anything of his right. 1
And upon the king's agreeing to this plan the aforesaid
Hugh denounced as false the letters which bishop John had
acquired from the chief pontiff against him, and appealed to
the audience of the lord pope.
This being done, the elect of Dol and the abbot of Rievaulx
fixed a term 2 for the aforesaid bishops to go to the Roman
pontiff and stand by his judgment. And when this was
finished, each returned to his own land.
1182
ROGER HOVEDEN, CHRONICA, VOL. II, PP. 270-272. 3
And hence the aforesaid Roland and abbot Silvan, not
being able to proceed as they ought, wrote in this form to
the chief pontiff :
1
Cf. Hoved., ii, 270 :
had been consecrated."
2
1st October ; Hoved., ii, 272, infra.
3 Not given by MSS. B and C.
" Than thus to renounce a bishopric to which he