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
[290] Herb. Bosh. (_ib._ vol. iii.), pp. 418–427. Epp.
ccccli., cccclxi. (_ib._ vol. vi.), pp. 488, 489, 507–509. Cf.
Will. Cant. (_ib._ vol. i.), pp. 73, 74, and _Thomas Saga_
(Magnusson), vol. i. pp. 427–433.
[291] Ep. cccclxxxviii. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. vi. pp. 558,
559). See also Will. Fitz-Steph. (_ib._ vol. iii.), p. 87, and
for date, R. Diceto (Stubbs), vol. i. p. 333.
[292] Ep. dxiii. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. vi.), p. 614.
[293] Compare the account given by “Magister Willelmus” in Ep.
dviii. (_ibid._), pp. 603, 604, with that of Will. Fitz-Steph.
(_ib._ vol. iii.), pp. 89, 90. They are clearly from the same
hand.
[294] Epp. dii., dvii. (_ib._ vol. vi.), pp. 594, 601–603. For
date cf. Ep. cccclxxxviii. (_ib._ pp. 558, 559).
[295] Ep. dviii. (_ibid._), pp. 604–606--a very circumstantial
account, yet one can scarcely understand how a man so wise and
so learned as Gilbert can really have made such an utterly
unhistorical claim. He must have known that it had no shadow
of foundation, the nearest approach to such a thing being S.
Gregory’s abortive scheme for fixing the two archbishoprics
at London and York. Gilbert’s opponents, on the other hand,
declared that he derived his claim from the archpriests
of Jupiter who had their seat in the Roman Londinium, and
denounced him as their would-be representative and successor.
Epp. dxxxv., dxlvi. (_ib._ vol. vii.), pp. 10, 41.
[296] On this legation of Gratian and Vivian see R. Diceto
(Stubbs), vol. i. p. 335; Gerv. Cant. (Stubbs), vol. i. pp.
212, 213; Herb. Bosh. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. iii.),
pp. 441–445; Will. Cant. (_ib._ vol. i.), pp. 72, 73; Epp.
ccccxci., ccccxcii. (_ib._ vol. vi.), pp. 563, 564, 567; dlx.,
dlxi., dlxiii.–dlxviii., dlxxxi., dlxxxiv., dci., dcii. (_ib._
vol. vii.), pp. 70–76, 78–92, 115, 116, 124, 125, 151–154, etc.
[297] Will. Fitz-Steph. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. iii.), pp.
97, 98; Herb. Bosh. (_ibid._), pp. 445–451; Epp. dciv.–dcvii.
(_ib._ vol. vii. pp. 158–168). _Thomas Saga_ (Magnusson), vol.
i. p. 447. R. Diceto as above, pp. 335–337. Gerv. Cant. as
above, p. 213.
[298] Epp. dlxxiii.–dlxxvii. (Robertson, _Becket_, vol. vii.
pp. 97–109), etc.
[299] _Gesta Hen._ (Stubbs), vol. i. p. 3. Rog. Howden
(Stubbs), vol. ii. p. 3. Gerv. Cant. as above, p. 216.
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