The Historians of the Church of York and its Archbishops

doi:10.1017/CBO9781139343626

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Volume 3
Edited by James Raine

Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
Online publication date:: June 2014
Print publication year:: 2012
First published in:: 1894
Online ISBN:: 9781139343626
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.1017/CBO9781139343626

Series:: Cambridge Library Collection - Rolls
Subjects:: British History 1066-1450, British History: General Interest, History, Religion, Church History

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James Raine (1830–96), canon of York, edited in three volumes these Latin works relating to the diocese, covering the period from 650 to 1522. Volume 3, published in 1894, contains a miscellany of 176 charters, letters, wills, papal bulls and other documents, dating from 930 to 1522, extracted from the registers of the archbishops and the muniments of the dean and chapter. Only three date from before 1066. The lengthy struggle for the primacy between York and Canterbury, and between York and other dioceses such as Durham and Lincoln, is a regular cause of concern, and the archbishop of York also claimed the obedience of Scottish bishops. The volume ends with an inventory of the sumptuous jewels, plate and vestments belonging to the see at the beginning of the sixteenth century. An index to all three volumes is also provided, along with English side-notes to the Latin text.

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LXXXVI - The Professions of Obedience of the Bishops of Carlisle and Durham
pp 121-122

LXXXVII - Commission from Honorius III. to Archbishop Gray to inquire into the circumstances of the Resignation of Nicholas, Bishop of Man and the Isles
pp 122-123

LXXXVIII - A Brief from the Chapter of Ripon in behalf of the Restoration of their Minster
pp 123-124

LXXXIX - Indulgence from Archbishop Gray to all who visit the Church of Ripon and the tomb of St. Wilfrid
pp 124-125

XC - A Dispensation from Honorius III. to John Romanus, Canon of York, “super defectu Natalium.”
pp 125-126

XCI - Ordination of Honorius III. about the Visitation of St. Mary's Abbey, York
pp 126-127

XCII - Decree of Honorius III. authorising the Beatification of William, Archbishop of York
pp 127-129

XCIII - Letter from Honorius III. to the Archdeacon of North-umberland, etc. in behalf of the Men of York Minster and St. Leonard's Hospital
pp 130-131

XCIV - Letter of Honorius III. to the Archbishop and Chapter of York about a Privilege said to have been granted by Celestine III. to St. Mary's Abbey, York
pp 131-132

XCV - Letter from Henry III. to the Dean and Chapter of York about the Enclosure of the City by the Mayor and Citizens
pp 132-133

XCVI - Letter from the Dean and Chapter of York to Simon, Archbishop of Canterbury, asking him to announce the Festival of St. William throughout his diocese
pp 133-134

XCVII - Indulgence from Simon, Archbishop of Canterbury, to those who visit York Minster on the Festival of St. William
pp 134-135

XCVIII - Indulgence from Archbishop Gray for the Fabric of the Church of York
pp 135-136

XCIX - Letter from Honorius III. to Archbishop Gray, allowing him to have the four dignitaries of York Minster in occasional attendance on him
pp 136-137

C - Letter from Gregory IX. to Archbishop Gray about his coming to the Council at Rome
pp 137-138

CI - Ordination of the Altar of St. William in York Minster by Elias Bernardi
pp 138-141

CII - Bull of Gregory IX., sanctioning the foundation and endowment by Elias Bernardi of the altar of St. William in York Minster
pp 141-142

CIII - A Rescript from Gregory IX.to Archbishop Gray, advising the building of Chapels and Oratories where parishes are large
pp 143-143

CIV - The Process of the Election of the Bishop of Galloway
pp 144-149

CV - Grant by Henry III. to the Archbishops of York of certain Fairs and Markets on the Manors belonging to the See
pp 149-150

CVI - An Agreement for an Interchange of Prayers between the Chapters of Ripon and Southwell
pp 150-151

CVII - Grant from John Romanus, Canon of York, to the Vicars Choral of Rents for keeping his Obit
pp 152-153

CVIII - Archbishop Gray's Ordination of the Rent assigned to the support of his Chantry at St. Michael's altar in York Minster
pp 153-155

CIX - Grant by Archbishop Gray of the Manor of Thorp to the Dean and Chapter of York (on Trust)
pp 155-157

CX - Licence from Innocent IV. to Archbishop Gray, empowering him to confirm and consecrate the Bishops of Man
pp 157-158

CXI - Ordinance of the Dean and Chapter of York about the Dress to be worn by the Master of St. Peter's Hospital
pp 159-159

CXII - Two Grants of York House in London by Hubert de Burgh and Archbishop Gray
pp 160-162

CXIII - Two Documents relating to the right to present the Master of St. Leonard's Hospital, York
pp 162-165

CXIV - The Will of Laurence, Archdeacon of York, founding a Chantry in York Minster
pp 165-167

CXV - Licence from Archbishop Gray to the Prior and Convent of Durham to avail themselves of the help of a Bishop when the see is vacant
pp 167-167

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