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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 303
" But if (which God forbid) by persuasion of the enemy
of the human race you have presumed to make any con-
spiracy against the same bishop John, we will that both you
and the whole bishopric lie under the sentence of interdict,
until you acknowledge your sin and return to the mandate
of bishop John.
"Farewell." x
1188
BENEDICT OF PETERBOROUGH, GESTA HENRICI II, VOL. II,
pp. 63-66. a
Meanwhile William, king of Scots, called together the
bishops and chief men of his land in the vill of Perth, and
gave the bishopric of St. Andrews to his chancellor Roger, 3
son of Robert, earl of Leicester ; John, bishop of Dunkeld,
being present and not gainsaying it, although the aforesaid
John had been canonically elected and consecrated to the
same bishopric, and had been confirmed by three popes,
namely Alexander [III], Urban [III] and Clement [III] ;
and although at that time present he had had letters of pope
Clement in this form :
Letter of lord pope Clement.
" Bishop Clement, servant of the servants of God, to his
venerable brethren bishops Joscelin of Glasgow, and Matthew
of Aberdeen, and Richard of Moray, and his beloved sons
abbots Arnold of Melrose, and Hugh of Newbattle, and the
abbots of Holyrood, of Stirling and of Scone, greeting and
apostolic benediction.
" Although without counsel you should regard the things
which make for uprightness, and achieve the welfare of souls,
and we believe that you bestow upon them diligent labour
according to the obligation of your office ; yet we have thought
fit to exhort your Diligence in apostolic letters to the exhibi-
tion of greater solicitude in this, that you may persist in
these same works, worthy of praise, so much the more fervently
as it will be more wholesome for you to apply
in them
an exacter diligence upon apostolic exhortation.
1 Hoved., ii, 351, adds a date :
" Given at Pisa, on the seventeenth
before the Kalends of February, in the sixth indiction " [16th January,
1188]. But it was written after the death of Hugh, which took place in
August of that year ; Hoved., ii, 353.
2 Cf. Hoved., ii, 353, 351-352, in MSS. A and G only.
3 For the consecration of Roger, son of earl Robert the justiciar, see
infra, s.a. 1198.