England under the Angevin Kings, Volume IINorgate, Kate
History
England under the Angevin Kings, Volume II
Norgate, Kate
Anjou, House of; England -- Civilization -- 1066-1485; Great Britain -- History -- Angevin period, 1154-1216
[165] Alan Tewkesb. (_ib._ vol. ii.), pp. 326, 327.
[166] Garnier (Hippeau), p. 54.
[167] Alan Tewkesb. (as above), p. 327.
[168] Will. Fitz-Steph. (_ib._ vol. iii.), p. 54.
[169] The speeches of the bishops--interesting for studies of
character--are given at length by Alan Tewkesb. (as above), pp.
327, 328. Cf. the account in _Thomas Saga_ (Magnusson), vol. i.
pp. 193–199.
[170] Will. Cant. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. i.), p. 31. E.
Grim (_ib._ vol. ii.), p. 392. Herb. Bosh. (_ib._ vol. iii.),
p. 300. Anon. I. (_ib._ vol. iv.), p. 43. Anon. II. (_ibid._),
pp. 104, 105. Alan Tewkesb. (_ib._ vol. ii.), pp. 328, 329,
has a slightly different version; in this, and also in _Thomas
Saga_ (Magnusson), vol. i. pp. 199–201, Gilbert Foliot wins the
respite by a daring misrepresentation of Thomas’s answer to the
king. I have followed Herbert’s reckoning of the days here, as
it fits in with that of Will. Fitz-Steph., who seems the best
guide in this matter.
[171] Garnier (Hippeau), pp. 55, 56. Will. Cant. (as above),
p. 32. Alan Tewkesb. (_ib._ vol. ii.) pp. 329, 330. E. Grim
(_ibid._), pp. 392, 393. Will. Fitz-Steph. (_ib._ vol. iii.),
p. 56. Herb. Bosh. (_ibid._), pp. 300, 301. Anon. I. (_ib._
vol. iv.), p. 44. _Thomas Saga_ (as above), p. 203. Here again
I follow Will. Fitz-Steph. and Herbert as to the day.
[172] Garnier (Hippeau), p. 56. Will. Cant. as above. E. Grim
(_ib._ vol. ii.), p. 393. Anon. I. (_ib._ vol. iv.), p. 44.
_Thomas Saga_ as above.
[173] Will. Fitz-Steph. (as above), p. 62. Herb. Bosh.
(_ibid._), pp. 301–303. _Thomas Saga_ (as above), pp. 205–207.
[174] Herb. Bosh. (as above), p. 303. _Thomas Saga_ (as above),
p. 207. Some of the other biographers place this scene later
in the day, but we can hardly do otherwise than follow the two
eye-witnesses, William and Herbert.
[175] Herb. Bosh. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. iii.), p. 303.
Jocelyn’s after-conduct shewed that his sympathy with the
primate was not very deep.
[176] Will. Cant. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. i.), pp. 32, 34.
Alan Tewkesb. (_ib._ vol. ii.), p. 330. E. Grim (_ibid._), p.
393. Will. Fitz-Steph. (_ib._ vol. iii.), pp. 56, 57. Herb.
Bosh. (_ibid._), p. 304. Anon. I. (_ib._ vol. iv.), p. 45.
Garnier (Hippeau), pp. 56–60. _Thomas Saga_ (Magnusson), vol.
i. pp. 207–209.
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