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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 369
king of Scotland a prudent and faithful counsellor, providently
to examine with the nobles of his kingdom into the affairs
pertaining to the interest both of the queen and of the king.
MATTHEW PARIS, CHRONICA MAJORA, VOL. V, P. 288, S.A.
1252.-
And about the same time master Ralph, canon of the
church of Lincoln, was elected bishop of Moray in Scotland.
1252
MATTHEW PARIS, CHRONICA MAJORA, VOL. V, P. 340. 2
During the same time Geoffrey de Langley, a knight who
had oppressed beyond measure those whom he had been able
to entangle in any suits, was removed from the guardianship
of the forests, and sent to Scotland as counsellor of the queen
of Scotland, daughter of the lord king.
. . .
The same Geoffrey, by command of the king of England,
[was made] one of the guardians of the queen of Scots. But
the magnates of Scotland refused long to endure his oppressions.,
and removed him. 3
. . .
1253
MATTHEW PARIS, CHRONICA MAJORA, VOL. V, PP. 382-383,
S.A. 1253. 4
Roger Bigod, earl marshal, receives again his wife.
About the same time earl Roger Bigod, marshal of England,
having been instructed and assured of the truth by the
judgment of the church, salutarily received again [Isabella],
the king of Scotland's daughter, whom previously he had put
away, misled by evil counsel; and he said, "Since such is
the judgment of the church I assent gladly and safely to the
marriage which I had formerly in doubt and suspicion."
For it had been instilled into his ears that they were related
to each other by consanguinity.
1 CL M.R, H.A., iii, 119.
2 Cf. Fl. His., ii, 379. Abbr. Chr., in M.P., H.A., iii, 322.
3 This second paragraph is written at the foot of the page.
4 Cf. Fl. His., ii, 387.
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