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1003 × 1033. Grant of Malcolm II. to the Monastery of Deer

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150

Church gifts of Malcolm II. (spurious laws and council of Perth)

Lord of the Cinel Conaill at Hy

150

151

1028 X 1055.

Grant of Malduin Bishop of Alban (or S. Andrew's) to the Keledei of

Lochleven

151

1034.

Ferlegin of Kells, and Culebadh of S. Columba

151

1039 X 1034.

Grant by King Macbeth and Queen Gruoch to the Keledei of Loch-

leven

A (Northman) Bishop of the Orkneys sent by Adalbert Archbishop

of Bremen

Grant by Tuathal Bishop of S. Andrew's to the Keledei of Lochleven

Grant by Fothadh II. Bishop of S. Andrew's to the Keledei of Loch-

leven.

153

Morthlach erected by Malcolm Canmore into an Episcopal Monastery 153

Death of Dubhtach, chief Anmchara of Ireland and Alba .

Foundation of Dunfermlin, upon Queen Margaret's marriage

Lanfranc Archbishop of Canterbury to Margaret Queen of the Scots.

Councils under Malcolm III. and Queen Margaret, to reform the

Scottish Church .

154

155

Compact between Lanfranc and Archbishop Thomas I. of York, at

the Council of Windsor, assigning to York the primacy over Scot-

land (extract)

1072 X 1093. Fothadh II. Bishop of the Scots said to have professed subjection to

the See of York

Pope Gregory VII. to Lanfranc Archbishop of Canterbury (extract) . 160

Melrose and Jedburgh still subject to Durham ecclesiastically, al-

though politically subject to Malcolm III. of Scotland.

Ralph Bishop of the Orkneys consecrated by the Archbishop of York

(Archbishop Thomas to Lanfranc, Lanfranc to Bishops of Wor-

cester and Chester, etc.)

Bishops of Man and the Isles (Hrölfr, William, Wymund)

Malcolm III. of Scotland at the foundation of the new Cathedral of

Durham

Death of Fothadh II. (the last Celtic "Archbishop of Alban”).

Grant of Duncan King of Scotia to Durham

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1102 (?).

Anselm Archbishop of Canterbury to Haco Earl of the Orkneys

1097 or 1098. Foundation of Coldingham by Edgar King of the Scots

1097.

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Hy occupied by Magnus King of Norway.

Pope Paschal II. to the Bishops of Scotland, Suffragans of York

1101 X 1108. Roger Bishop of the Orkneys consecrated at York. (Line of North-
man Bishops from the same date: vide note)

Opening of S. Cuthbert's Tomb in the presence of Alexander, after-

wards King of Scotland

Edgar King of Scotland dies at Dunedin

Alexander King of the Scots to Anselm Archbishop of Canterbury

Anselm Archbishop of Canterbury to Alexander King of the Scots 169

Foundation and endowment of a parish church at Edenham (in Rox-

Death of a chief Anmchara of the community of Columcille

Appendix A.

Chief Bishops of Alban or of the Scots, A. D.

(before) 896-1109.

B. Keledei (vulgo "Culdees") in Scotland, c. A.D.

800-c. A. D. 1150

(Henry of Silgrave's list of Lothian and Scottish

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175

1109-1188. Period the Fourth. York claim of Supremacy over the Scottish Church;

and Formation of the Scottish Dioceses

1109-1115. Failure, retirement, and death, of Turgot, the first English Bishop of

S. Andrew's .

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1109 X 1114. Wymund Bishop of Man and the Isles consecrated by the Archbishop

1109 X 1114. Ralph II. Bishop of the Orkneys consecrated by the Archbishop of

York

Before 1115. Foundation of the Sees of Moray and Dunkeld.

Foundation of Augustinian Canons at Scone by Alexander I. and

Queen Sibilla

Alexander I. King of the Scots to Ralph Archbishop of Canterbury

Pope Calixtus II. to the Scottish Bishops, Suffragans of York

Pope Calixtus II. to the Bishops of Durham, the Orkneys, Glasgow,

and Scotland, Suffragans of York.

Ralph Archbishop of Canterbury to Alexander King of the Scots

Eadmer elected to S. Andrew's l

Ralph Archbishop of Canterbury to Pope Calixtus II. (extracts)

Pope Calixtus II. to Eistein and Sigurd, Kings of Norway

Alexander King of the Scots to Ralph Archbishop of Canterbury

Ralph Archbishop of Canterbury and the Convent of Canterbury to

Henry I. to Ralph of Canterbury, and to Alexander King of the Scots

(not preserved)

Alexander King of the Scots to Ralph Archbishop of Canterbury

Ralph Archbishop of Canterbury to Alexander King of the Scots

II 20.

Nicolas Prior of Worcester to Eadmer, against the primacy of York

over Scotland

Pope Calixtus II. to Alexander King of the Scots

Pope Calixtus II. to the Bishops of Scotland, Suffragans of York

Eadmer to Alexander King of the Scots

Ralph Archbishop of Canterbury to Alexander King of the Scots

Foundation of Augustinians at Inchcolm by Alexander King of the

Scots

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1124, January (after 13th). Election of Robert Prior of Scone to the See of S. An-

Legatine Council of Roxburgh: Pope Honorius II. to David King of

the Scots

211

212

Foundation of Urquhart by David King of the Scots.

1124 1129. Judgment, under arbitration of the Earl of Fife, in favour of Keledei

of Lochleven

1125.

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See of Aberdeen founded by David King of the Scots

1125, Dec. 9. Pope Honorius II. to Sigurd King of Norway

1125, Christmas. Thurstin's claim over the Scottish Bishops, prosecuted at the

Court of Rome

1126, Christmas. Thurstin's claim again renewed, and deferred, at Rome

1127, July 17. Charter of Robert Bishop (elect) of S. Andrew's to the Priory of

Coldingham.

Consecration of Robert Bishop of S. Andrew's at York, rights on both

sides reserved

David King of the Scots on the subject of the same consecration

Charter of Thurstin Archbishop of York on the same subject

Other authorities on the same subject

Grant to the Abbey of Deer (dioc. Aberdeen), with gift of dues to

the Bishop of Dunkeld .

Olave King of the Isles to Thurstin Archbishop of York

Olave King of the Isles to the Dean and Chapter of York.

Dedication of Church of S. James at Roxburgh.

Foundation of Rushin Abbey in the Isle of Man

220

1136.

1138.

Charter of King David to Nectan Bishop of Aberdeen (questionable)

Legatine Council of Carlisle

Charter of Robert Bishop of S. Andrew's, establishing Augustinian

Canons there

221

1144.

Bull of Pope Lucius II., confirming Bishop Robert's establishment of

Canons

Charter of David King of the Scots, suppressing the Keledei of

S. Andrew's .

224

1147, Aug. 30. Bull of Eugenius III., transferring the right of electing to the See
of S. Andrew's from Keledei to Canons

1144 X 1150. Suppression of the Keledei of Lochleven by King David

1160, Nov. 13.

A. D.

1144-1150. Gift of the Keledean Monastery of Lochleven by Bishop Robert to

the Canons of S. Andrew's

Foundation of the Abbey of Kinloss.

Consecration of Bishops of Man and the Isles at York

David King of the Scots to Ronald Earl of the Orkneys

Grant of Innerlethan Church to Kelso by Malcolm King of the Scots,

with right of Sanctuary

1154, Nov. 28. Bull of Anastasius IV., establishing Trondhjem as a Metropolitan

See, with Nordreys and Sudreys among others as Suffragans.

Other documents on the same subject

Bishopric of Dunblane founded.

Foundation of Nunneries of Eccles and Manuel.

Bull of Adrian IV. to the Bishops of Scotland

Bull of Adrian IV. to Edward Bishop of Aberdeen

Pope Alexander III. to the Chapter of S. Andrew's

Ernaldus consecrated to the See of S. Andrew's, at S. Andrew's, by

the Bishop of Moray as Papal Legate

1164.

Foundation of the Abbey of Cupar

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1164.

Attempted Legatine Scottish Council at Norham Castle under Roger

of York

236

1165, March 28. Richard consecrated to the See of S. Andrew's, at S. Andrew's, by

Pope Alexander III. to the Abbat of Kelso, granting him a mitre

Precept of King William I. for recovering fugitive serfs of Abbats of

Scone .

Treaty of Falaise (as confirmed at York, A.D. 1175, Aug. 17) .

Council of Northampton, so far as relates to Scotland

1176, May 13.

Pope Alexander III. to the Archbishop and Dean and Chapter of

York

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1176, July 30. Pope Alexander III. to the Bishops of Scotland

1176, July-1177, January. Cardinal Vivian legate to Scotland, Man, and Ireland. 246

1177, Aug. 1. Legatine Council of Edinburgh under Cardinal Vivian

1178 x 1181. Pope Alexander III. to the Bishops of Scotland respecting Cardinal

Vivian.

Foundation of the Abbey of Arbroath

Legate sent to summon Scottish Bishops to the third Lateran Council 249

Clergy not to be ordained on other than the Ember Days.

Before 1181. Grant by Harald Earl of Orkney of Peter-pence from the county of

1179 or 1178-1188. Disputed election to the See of S. Andrew's .

1179 or 1178. I. John elected to S. Andrew's by the Chapter, Hugh by King William 251

250

251-272

1181 (?).

II. Pope Alexander III. to the Bishops, etc. of Scotland, and to the

Prior and Canons of S. Andrew's .

IV. Roger of York, Papal legate, to excommunicate the King, and

interdict the realm, of Scotland

A. D.

1181.

1182.

VII. Attempted compromise between King William and Bishop

John of S. Andrew's .

VIII. William absolved by order of Pope Lucius III.

(March 7. Velletri. Pope Lucius III. to the Bishops of Scotland)

IX. Second attempt and failure to effect a compromise

X. Rolland elect of Dol and Selvanus Abbat of Rievaulx to Pope

1183, before June. XI. Settlement (not accepted) of the dispute by Pope Lucius III. 261

1186, July. XII. Renewal of the Controversy before Pope Urban III..

XIV. Bishop Hugh suspended and excommunicated.

XV. Pope Clement III. decides in favour of Bishop John.

(Jan. 16. Pisa. Pope Clement III. to Jocelin of Glasgow, Matthew of Aber-

deen, and others).

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Verona. Pope Urban III. to William King of the Scots)

XIII. Verona. Pope Urban III. to Jocelin Bishop of Glasgow and

to the Abbats of Melrose, Newbottle, and Dumfermlin.

XVI. Pisa. Pope Clement III. to William King of the Scots

XVII. Pisa.

XVIII. Pisa.

Pope Clement III. to Henry II. King of the English.
Pope Clement III. to the Clergy of S. Andrew's

XIX. Pisa. Pope Clement III. to Jocelin of Glasgow, Matthew of

Aberdeen, Richard of Moray, and others

1188.

1187.

XX. Final settlement of the dispute by Hugh's death. John trans-

lated to Dunkeld; Roger made Bishop of S. Andrew's .

Godred King of Man buried in Hy.

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272

1188, March 13. Lateran. Clement III. to William King of the Scots, declaring

the Scottish Church dependent immediately upon the Pope

Appendix A. Visitation of the Sick (fragment) from Book of

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