surrender some honours which he had held as chancellor and still retained;[104] and soon afterwards the little Henry was taken out of his care.[105] [93] Garnier (Hippeau), p. 32. Anon. I. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. iv.), pp. 25, 26. E. Grim (_ib._ vol. ii.), p. 376. [94] Anon. II. (_ib._ vol. iv.), p. 96. [95] _Ibid._ Cf. _Summa Causæ_ (_ib._), p. 202, Herb. Bosh. (_ib._ vol. iii.), p. 266, and _Thomas Saga_ (Magnusson), vol. i. pp. 148, 149. [96] Herb. Bosh. (as above), p. 267. [97] _Summa Causæ_ (_ib._ vol. iv.), p. 202. Their discussion is given in _Thomas Saga_ (as above), p. 151. [98] Herb. Bosh. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. iii.), pp. 268–272. Cf. Anon. I. (_ib._ vol. iv.), p. 22. The speech in _Thomas Saga_ (Magnusson), vol. i. pp. 151–153, is much more moderate in tone, but grants no more in substance. [99] Garnier (Hippeau), p. 32. Will. Cant. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. i.), p. 13. E. Grim (_ib._ vol. ii.), p. 376. Herb. Bosh. (_ib._ vol. iii.), p. 273. Anon. II. (_ib._ vol. iv.), p. 97. Cf. Ep. ccxxv. (_ib._ vol. v. p. 527). [100] For Hilary of Chichester’s attempt at evasion see Herb. Bosh. (as above), pp. 273, 274, and _Thomas Saga_ (Magnusson), vol. i. p. 155. [101] Garnier, E. Grim, Herb. Bosh., Anon. II., as above. For this scene the _Saga_ (as above), pp. 153–155, substitutes a wrangle between king and primate, which however comes to the same result. [102] Herb. Bosh. (as above), p. 274. [103] _Ib._ p. 275. _Summa Causæ_ (_ib._ vol. iv.), p. 205. _Thomas Saga_ (as above), p. 157. [104] Herb. Bosh. (as above), p. 275. [105] He was with his father at the council of Clarendon in January 1164. _Summa Causæ_ (_ib._ vol. iv.), p. 208.