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296 SCOTTISH ANNALS
1188, Feb.
BENEDICT OF PETERBOROUGH, GESTA HENRTCI II, VOL. II,
pp. 4J-43. 1
In the same year, after the Purification of the blessed virgin
John, bishop of Dunkeld, returned from the court of
Mary, 2
the lord pope ; Hugh, bishop of St. Andrews, having been
deposed. And hence the lord pope wrote in this form 3 :
" Bishop Clement [III], servant of the servants of God, to
his venerable brethren bishops Joscelin of Glasgow and
Matthew of Aberdeen, and his beloved sons Arnold, abbot
of Melrose, and Bertram, prior of Coldingham, greeting and
apostolic benediction.
" Lest the things which are done should fall into the
suspicion of doubt, it is fitting that they be committed to the
memorial of letters, and carried to the notice of thefti who seem
to be concerned by information authoritative and truthful.
"
Now we remember that pope Urban of good memory, our
predecessor, commanded Hugh, formerly called bishop of St.
Andrews, under penalty of excommunication, to present himself
before the apostolic presence on a day fixed, to answer in
law concerning the controversy which existed between him and
our venerable brother John.
"
But because he rebelliously refused to come, being conscious
of his actions, and with reason in fear of the result of the
judgment, we, for this and for many other things which by the
spread of rumour have created scandal to the church of God,
have with counsel and assent of the brethren adjudged him by
authority of the apostolic see for ever removed from the bishopric
of St. Andrews, and suspended from the use of episcopal
office until such time as the apostolic see shall see fit to decide
otherwise regarding him, absolving his subordinates from the
fealty by which they were held bound to him.
"
Indeed since the sanctions of the sacred canons forbid that
vacant churches should long lack pastoral rule, we command
your Discretion by apostolic script that on our behalf you
affectionately admonish our beloved sons the chapter of St.
Andrews to choose for themselves such a bishop and pastor as
can worthily possess the dignity of episcopal office.
"
But especially labour to induce them, in so far as is pos-
1 Cf. Hoved., ii, 347-349 (MSS. A and G only).
2 2nd February.
3 " And [John] brought with him letters of the pope in this form,"
Hoved., ii, 347.