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65. AC Tortosa, caj. Del Camarero, 12; caj. Del Sacrista I, 39 (27 July 1250).
66. See Ch. 5 below. The earliest record of a Tortosa synod dates from 1274: VL, V, 283-4.
67. AC Huesca, 2-317; publ. Arco, BRABL, VIII, 514.
68. Arco, BRABL, VIII, 463 ff; idem, BRABL, IX, 221 ff.
69. Reg. Inn. IV, 2703; 3240; AC Huesca, 6-189 (reg. Durán Gudiol, AA, VII, no. 75).
70. His successor, Domingo de Sola, incorporated Vidal's constitutions in his own legislation: Ramón
de Huesca, Teatro histórico, VI, 236. Vidal borrowed and quoted the constitutions of Bishop Vicente of
Zaragoza's 1243 synod: AC Jaca, Libro de la Cadena I, fo. Ir. Cf. Arco, BRABL, IX, 89.
71. Reg. Greg. IX, 3977; Hergueta, RABM, XVII, 415-16; Bujanda, Episcopologio calagurritano, 16.
72. Tejada, VI. 30. The legislation is published by Bujanda, Berceo, I, 121 ff. It includes provisions
concerning clerical dress (c. 12, 18-20, 33); pastoral responsibility; annual penance; knowledge of the
Pater Noster and Credo (c. 4-5, II, 13-14); pluralism (c.25); tithes (c. 9, 32, 36, 38-42, 44); clerical
involvement in secular affairs (c. 48-9); monastic seizure of parochial income (c. 43); and custody of
the Sacrament (c. 51).
73. Ibid. c. 31.
74. Ibid. c. 15-16, 52; and c. 2, 6, 8, 17, 29.
75. In the course of a hearing of the Ordinatio Valentina by Cardinal Otto of Porto at Lyons, 17 March
1246, the Tarragona proctor mentioned that 'archiepiscopus Tarraconensis celebravit synodum apud
Pampilonam sede vacante de consensu capituli Pampilonensis' at which pluralists had been
excommunicated 'iuxta constitutionem domini Sabinensis editam in concilio Ylerdensi': AC Toledo,
X.2.K.I.12. It may be inferred from AHN, cod. 987B, fos. 171vb, 174vb, that the synod occurred before
the provincial council of April 1239.
76. Reg. Greg. IX, 5020 (the Register entry is written over an erasure); Goñi Gaztambide, Príncipe de
Viana, XVIII, 95-7. The Toledo claim had been discussed at the Tours Council of 1163, and was
certainly revived in 1244: Chronica Roberti de Torigneio, 219-20; AHA, Index dels Indices, fo. 31v.
77. For the former's efforts to replace the Black Monks of Leyre with Cistercians, cf. Goñi Gaztambide,
Príncipe de Viana,XVII, 116 ff. In 1248 the General Chapter of the Order considered the latter's request
'de uno monacho et tribus conversis secum habendis': Canivez, Statuta, II, 329. Cf. also, Hergueta,
RABM, XVII, 416.
78. Cocheril, SM, I, 82; idem, AEM, I, 238-9.
79. Part. 1.7.27 (Academy ed. I, 315): BM Add. MS. 20787, fos. 59rb-va; Canivez, III, 201 (ad an.
1280).
80. 'La Reconquista avanza pero los monjes no tienen mucho empeño por descender hacia el sur' : Los
monjes españoles, II, 527. Cf. Cocheril, Études sur le monachisme, map after p. 440.
81. Cit.. Defourneaux, Les Français en Espagne, 52.
82. RAH, MS. 9-24-5/4558, fo. 193v.
83. Eydoux, Cîteaux in de Nederlanden, V, 175, whose list of foundations corrects that of Janauschek
in Originum Cisterciensium, 299 ff. See also Cocheril, 372-6; Burns, I, 214 ff.
84. Junyent, Diplomatari de Sant Bernat Calvó, XXXVIII.
85. Canivez, II, 276; AC Barcelona, Libro de la Cadena, fo.129ra.