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4 Kal. Aug.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 51.) |
To Aldigerius Francisci and Peter Piatesii, citizens and
merchants of Florence and Bologna. Acquittance for the sum
paid in by them, of 15,881 gold florins of the camera and 39s. and 3d. of Roman money, made up of 12,378 like florins and
45s. Roman arising from the emoluments of the bulla and
register of apostolic letters, and of other sums, amongst them
being 300 florins on account of the promotion of the prior of the
hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England [see above, Reg. CCCXLII, f. 160d]. Cum de nostri mandato. (Collacionata. Gratis de mandato domini nostri pape.) |
17 Kal. Aug.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 60.) |
To William Thorp, Friar Preacher. Appointing him a papal
chaplain, with the usual exemptions, privileges etc. Virtutibus
clarens. (Collacionata. De Cancell[aria.]) |
17 Kal. Oct.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 88.) |
To Philip Roberti, Friar Minor. The like. Virtutibus etc. (Collacionata.) |
3 Id. Oct.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 105.) |
To John Heydens, Cistercian monk of St. Mary's, Tiltey, in
the diocese of London. The like. Virtutibus etc. (Collacionata.) |
5 Id. Nov.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f.131d.) |
To Master Paul de Caputgrassis, doctor of canon law, of
Sulmona, clerk of the papal camera, member of the pope's
household. Faculty to him, who is a writer of apostolic letters
and a papal chamberlain (cubicularius), to take into the pope's
pay or service Thomas of Lancaster, second son of king Henry, with as many men-at-arms, horse or foot, even archers, as shall
seem good to Paul. De tuis fide. (De curia. Collacionata.) |
10 Kal. Nov.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 138d.) |
To Anthony de Pireto, S.T.M., minister-general of the Friars
Minors, and Paul [de Caputgrassis], of Sulmona, archdeacon
of Ravenna, papal chamberlain and clerk of the papal camera, nuncios in England. Commission to preach in England the
Crusade against Ladislaus de Duracio, sometime king of
Jerusalem and Sicily (i.e. Naples), who has brought back Angelus
Corario, called Gregory XII, to Rome; with grant of the Holy
Land Crusade indulgence to penitents who, in person or by proxy
or by subsidy, join the present Crusade, and faculty to convoke
clergy and people to any fit place, and to grant indulgences—the
nuncios themselves of a hundred, their commissaries of forty days
—to those who hear the Crusade preached. Ad protegendum
statum ecclesie. (De curia.) |
3 Id. Nov.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 141d.) |
To Paul de Caputgrassis, of Sulmona, doctor of canon law, papal chamberlain, and clerk of the papal camera. Indult to
exercise the same faculties as have been granted to the above
Anthony de Pireto, S.T.M., minister-general of the order of Friars
Minors, his fellow nuncio to England, except only those concerning the order of the above Friars [Minors]. Cum dilectum
filium Anthonium. |
10 Kal. Nov.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 141d.) |
To Anthony de Pireto, S.T.M., minister-general of the Friars
Minors, nuncio in England. Faculty to absolve fifty persons of
the realm who, contrary to the prohibitions of the apostolic see, have trafticked in person or by agents to Alexandria and other
parts subject to the Soldan of Babylon. Their unlawful gains
are, as far as possible, to be given to the papal camera in aid of
the Roman church. Habet fidedignorum relacio. (De curia.) |
Ibid.
(f. 142.) |
To the same. Faculty to dispense sixty men and as many
women of the realm, except kings and queens and their children, related in the third and fourth degrees of kindred or affinity, to marry. Cum te ad regnum. (De curia.) |
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Ibid. |
To the same. Faculty to absolve fifty persons of the realm, secular and regular, who have laid violent hands on priests and
clerks, and to dispense those of them who have contracted irregularity. Cum etc. (De curia.) |
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Ibid. |
To all and singular. Requesting safe-conduct, during two
years, for the above nuncio to England, Anthony de Pireto.Cum dilectum filium Anthonium. (De curia.) |
Ibid.
(f. 143d.) |
To Henry, archbishop of York and his suffragans, and abbots
and prelates, chapters and convents, and the clergy of the
province of York. Enjoining them to assist the above nuncios
Anthony de Pireto and Paul de Caputgrassis of Sulmona in
their mission to preach the Crusade and to implore aid against
Ladizlaus de Dirachio, formerly king of Jerusalem and Sieily
(i.e. Naples), and his followers, adherents of Angelus Corario, called Gregory XII, whom the said Ladizlaus has re-intruded
into the city of Rome. Ad protegendum statum ecclesie. (De
curia.) |
Ibid.
(f. 144d.) |
To Thomas, archbishop of Canterbury etc. The like. Ad
etc. [De curia.] |
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Ibid. |
To Anthony de Pireto, S.T.M. etc., as above, nuncio in
England. Faculty to confer the office of notary public on
twenty-five persons of the realm, even if married or in priest's
or other holy orders, and to receive their oath of fealty to the
pope, according to the form appended. Cum te ad regnum. (De
curia.) |
Ibid.
(f. 145d.) |
To all and singular. Requesting safe-conduct, during two
years, for the above nuncio to England, Paul de Caputgrassis.Cum dilectum filium Paulum. (De curia.) |
5 Id. Nov.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 145d.) |
To Anthony de Pireto, S.T.M. etc., as above, and Paul de
Caputgrassis, of Sulmona, etc., as above, nuncios in England. Mandate to exact, during three years, a tenth, which the pope
hereby imposes, of all ecclesiastical rents etc. in England, for
the prosecution of the war against the above Ladizlaus de
Dirachio and his followers and adherents, enemises of the church. From the said tenth, half of which is to be paid at Easter, beginning at Easter next, and half at Michaelmas, and
which is to be paid in current money of the realm, as far as
possible according to the taxation made there by papal authority
for the tenth, and elsewhere according to custom, only the rents
etc. held in England by cardinals, by Francis, archbishop of
Narbonne, papal chamberlain (camerario), and by the orders of
the hospitals of St. John of Jerusalem and St. Mary of the
Teutons, are to be exempt. Chalices, books and other church
ornaments are not to be taken as pledges or otherwise, in accordance with the constitution of the Council of Vienne on this
subject. Faculties are given to enforce payment. Novit ille
scrutator. (De curia.) [4½ pp.] |
4 Id. Nov.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 148.) |
To Ugolinus de Presbiteris, knight, of Bologna. Assignation
of all moneys due to the camera from voidances, provisions and
collations of benefices in the city, diocese and district of Bologna, and from other sources of revenue, until he shall have received
the sum of 594 gold florins of the camera due to him from the
papal camera for expenses paid out of his own money during his
recent mission to England on business of the pope and the
Roman church. Cum te nuper ad partes regni Anglie. (De curia. Collacionata.) |
Ibid.
(f. 149.) |
To the abbots of San Proculo, Bologna, and St. Mary de Strata
and San Silvestro, Nonantola, in the diocese of Bologna. Mandate to cause to be paid to the above Ugolinus the above
sum, in accordance with the above letters, here exemplified.Hodie dilecto filio. (De curia. Collacionata.) |
