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Appendix of Documents

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 May 2013

Elizabeth Gemmill
Elizabeth Gemmill
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University of Oxford
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Editorial note

Punctuation and use of capital letters has been standardised. Contractions and suspensions have been extended silently unless the scribal intention is unclear, in which case the extension has been placed in square brackets. The use of the letters c, t, i, j, u and v, sometimes used interchangeably in the documents, has been standardised according to pronunciation and the spelling of modern English words derived from the Latin or French words in which they occur.

1. BL Cotton MS Vespasian E xix (Cartulary of Nostell priory), fol. 14r

Copy of letter patent of Henry de Lacy, earl of Lincoln, receiving Richard of Warter, prior-elect of Nostell (Yorkshire), 30 December 1276.

Littera domini Henrici de Lascy comitis de receptione electi.

Henricus de Lascy comes Lync' et constabularius Cestr' omnibus presentes litteras visuris vel audituris salutem in Domino. Noveritis quod cum frater Ricardus de Wartria canonice electus esset in priorem domus Sancti Oswaldi de Nostle et ipse, pro conservatione libertatis prioris dicte domus eligendi et presentandi per antecessores nostros sibi concesse nos extra provenciam1 Ebor[acensem] tanquam verum patronum suum admissionis gracia querere non deberet sed potius nobis extra predictum provinciam existentibus seneschallo nostro Pontis Fracti presentari, nobis tamen in omnibus reverenciam volens exhibere, versus nos appropin-quans presenciam nostram apud Kynstan' infra predictam provinciam exspectavit, ubi electione nobis exhibita et libertate sua cognita, quia eidem in nullo prejudicare voluimus, ipsum fratrem Ricardum electum canonice per dilectum clericum nostrum Adam de Potterton' litteram nostram patentem deferentem prout decuit gratanter admisimus. […]

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The Nobility and Ecclesiastical Patronage in Thirteenth-Century England , pp. 178 - 181
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer
Print publication year: 2013

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