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Lateran Regesta 326
1431-1434

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Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 8: 1427-1447

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1909

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'Lateran Regesta 326: 1431-1434', Calendar of Papal Registers Relating to Great Britain and Ireland, Volume 8: 1427-1447 (1909), pp. 510-516. URL: http://british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=104479 Date accessed: 19 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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Lateran Regesta, Vol. CCCXXVI
4 Eugenius IV (cont.) 1 Eugenius IV 4 Eugenius IV (cont.) 3 Eugenius IV 4 Eugenius IV. Footnotes

Lateran Regesta, Vol. CCCXXVI (fn. 1)

4 Eugenius IV (cont.)

De Dignitatibus Vacantibus

1434.
4 Kal. June.
St. Mary's in Trastavere, Rome.
(f. 50.)		 To William Turnbule, dean of Moray, M.A., member of the pope's household. Collation and provision to him (whom the pope has sent to king James on business of the pope and the Roman church, and who has therefore undergone much labour and expense, who is a chamberlain of the pope, a bachelor of canon law, and the said king's proctor in the Roman court, and who is related to divers barons in the third and fourth degrees of kindred) of the said deanery, a major elective dignity with cure, value not exceeding 70l. sterling, void and reserved to the pope, under his late general reservation of all major cathedral dignities, void and to be void, by the death of Walter Stewart; notwithstanding that he holds the parish church of Haroyk (rectius Hawyk) in the diocese of Glasgow, value not exceeding 60l. sterling, and has in virtue of letters of the present pope, (making provision to him of a canonry of Glasgow and another of Aberdeen, with reservation of as many prebends therein and of a dignity etc., with or without cure, of one of them, and dispensing him to hold for three years such dignity etc. and the said parish church) accepted and caused provision to be made to him of certain canonries and prebends of Glasgow and Aberdeen, value not exceeding 60l. and 30l. sterling respectively. He is hereby dispensed to hold together, also for three years, the said parish church and deanery, upon obtaining possession of which, in virtue of these presents, the said other letters shall be null as far as regards a dignity etc. with cure. Grata familiaritatis obsequia. [See above, pp. 281, 482, 490.]
Concurrent mandate to the bishops of Amiens and Caithness and the provost of Lincludane in the church (rectius diocese) of Glasgow. Grata etc. (B. and Ja. Goier, A. de Camporegali. | B. xxiiiior , xxvi. Quinto Nonas Julii Anno Quarto. Abbas.)

De Prebendis Vacantibus

Kal. April.
St. Chrysogonus's, Rome.
(f. 149.)		 To the prior of St. Mary's, Cluayntuasgertnasinna, in the diocese of Elphin. Mandate—the pope having been informed by Odo Omartayn, scholar, of the diocese of Elphin, that Nicholas Maceochaidykellaid, canon of Elphin, has dilapidated his canonry and prebend, called the rectory of Killbridi, and is defamed (notatus) of divers other crimes and excesses—if Odo will accuse Nicholas before him, to summon Nicholas and if he find the preceding, or enough thereof to be true, to deprive him, and in that event to collate and assign the said canonry and prebend, value not exceeding 4 marks, after he has been tonsured, to Odo, who is the son of a priest, professed of the order of St. Augustine, and an unmarried woman, and whom the pope hereby specially dispenses, on account of the said defect, to be promoted to all, even holy orders and hold the said canonry and prebend. Dignum etc. (An. and P. de Montella. | An. xxvi. Idus Aprilis Anno Quarto. de Adria.)
5 Id. May.
St. Chrysogonus's,
Rome.
(f. 153d.)		 To the abbot of Boyle (de Buellio) in the diocese of Elphin, and Philip Macinfille (sic) and Thomas de Joy, canons of Tuam. Mandate to collate and assign to Thady (Thatheue) Oduyud, priest, of the diocese of Killala, who has studied at Bologna, the canonry of Killala and the prebend called Rosserck or the chancellorship therein, value not exceeding 2 marks, void because Thomas Macmicrobut alias de Dundonayll contracted marriage per verba legitime de presenti, and also the perpetual vicarage of Crosymulina in the said diocese, value not exceeding 5 marks, void because Odo Obruachan held it for more than a year without being ordained priest, summoning and removing the said Thomas and Odo, who have unduly continued to detain possession for more than eight years, and from fear of whose power Thady has no hope of obtaining justice in the city and diocese of Killala. Vite etc. (An. and Ja. Goier. | An. xxv. Tercio Idus Maii Anno Quarto. de Adria.)

[De Beneficiis Vacantibus.]

4 Kal. Aug.
Florence.
(f. 195.)		 To the prior of St. Mary's, Molyngher, in the diocese of Meath. Mandate to collate and assign to John Mey, perpetual vicar of St. Patrick's, Stamoling, in the diocese of Meath, I.U.B., the rectory of St. Mary's, Paynyston Dulard by Ardmolchan, in the said diocese, value not exceeding 34 marks, so long void by the death of Robert Mey that its collation lapsed to the apostolic see, summoning and removing John Whyt alias Brugan, priest, of the said diocese, who has for about seven years unduly detained possession under pretext of a collation made to him by authority of the ordinary, when under a sentence of the greater excommunication and publicly proclaimed excommunicate, whether it be void as above, or by the resignation of John Styliford, or in any other way; notwithstanding that he holds the said vicarage, value not exceeding 20 marks, which he is to resign upon obtaining under these presents the said rectory. Dignum etc. (B. and Anselmus. | B. xxii. Septimo Kal. Novembris Anno Quarto. Valven.)
1434.
10 Kal. Oct.
Florence.
(f. 220d.)		 To John Ardagh, perpetual vicar of St. James's, Athboy, in the diocese of Meath, I.U.B. Reservation, for collation to him, of the canonry and prebend of Newcastle Lyons (Castrinovi) in Dublin, value not exceeding 50 marks, about to become void by the pope's promotion of William, elect of Meath, and his consecration, which is to take place: notwithstanding that he holds the said vicarage, value not exceeding 20 marks.Litterarum etc. [See above, pp. 236 and 503.]
Concurrent mandate to the bishop of Adria and the abbots of St. Thomas the Martyr's and St. Mary's without the walls of Dublin. Litterarum etc. (An. and Ja. Goyer, Anselmus. | An. xii. xiiii. Septimo Kal. Novembris Anno Quarto. de Adria.)
14 Kal. Nov.
Florence.
(f. 223d.)		 To the abbot of St. Mary's, Inysgad, in the diocese of Killaloe. Mandate to collate and assign to Cornelius Ohymur, canon of Limerick, who says he is born of a great noble race and of a lawful marriage, the canonry and prebend of Dyserthmellecalla in Killaloe, value not exceeding 5 marks, so long void by the death of John Olongan that its collation lapsed to the apostolic see, summoning and removing Maurice Oconnyllech, priest, of the diocese of Killaloe, who has unduly detained possession for about five years under pretext of a collation made by authority of the ordinary after the said lapse; notwithstanding that he holds the canonries and prebends of Kellyde in Limerick and Coulheyny in Cloyne, value together not exceeding 8 marks, and the parish church of Cromy, otherwise called prebendal (prebendata), in the diocese of Limerick, value not exceeding 20 marks. Dignum etc. (An. and M. Pinardi. | An. xxiiii. Octavo Idus Novembris Anno Quarto. de Adria.) [See above, pp. 413, 450.]

De Altaribus [Portatilibus]

Indults to the following to have a portable altar. Registered briefly, as above, p. 34, with incipit ‘Sincere etc.’
7 Kal. Sept.
Florence.
(f. 297.)		 William Elst, domino loci de Cotis in the diocese of Lincoln.

1 Eugenius IV

1431.
7 Kal. June.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 297.)		 John Oteryngham, master of the college of St. Michael, of the university (universitatis) of Cambridge in the diocese of Ely, bachelor of canon law.

4 Eugenius IV (cont.)

1434.
10 Kal. Oct.
Florence.
(f. 298d.)		 Leo (Leoni), de Wellis donsel, nobleman, of the diocese of Lincoln, and Joan his wife, noblewoman. [See below, ff. 305and 309.]

[De Plenaria Remissione.]

Indults to the following that the confessor of their choice may grant them, being penitent and having confessed, plenary indulgence once only, namely at the hour of death. Registered briefly, as above, p. 34, with ‘Provenit etc. Et insuper etc.Porro etc. Datum …’
1434.
13 Kal. Sept.
Florence.
(f. 300d.)		 Richard de Bothuil, Benedictine monk of Dunformlyn in the diocese of St. Andrews, bachelor of canon law.
3 Kal. Sept.
Florence.
(f. 301.)		 Elizabeth de Dumbar, damsel, noblewoman, of the same diocese.
Kal. Sept.
Florence.
(f. 301.)		 John Oteringham, master of the college of St. Michael, of the university of Cambridge in the diocese of Ely, bachelor of canon law.

3 Eugenius IV

1433.
4 Non. Oct.
St. Peter's, Rome.
(f. 302.) (fn. 2) 		To the prior and brethren of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England. Indult for all of them who are priests, present and future, being governors, rectors, vicars of the houses, parish churches etc. united etc. to their priory, and for other priests thereof, to hear the confessions of the servants of the said houses etc., and of the servants of the prior and convent, and also of their fellow brethren, sisters and parishioners, and absolve them from all sins, except in cases reserved to the apostolic see, enjoining penance; and to administer to the same, as often as necessary, all sacraments and sacramentals.Sacre religionis. (An. and Blondus. | An. c. de Adria.)

4 Eugenius IV.

De Confessionalibus

Indults to the following to choose their confessor, who may as often as they please, after hearing their confession, grant them absolution, enjoining a salutary penance, except in cases reserved to the apostolic see. Registered briefly, as above, p. 36, with incipit ‘Benigno etc.’
1434.
3 Kal. Sept.
Florence.
(f. 304.)		 Margaret Stawelle, noblewoman, of the diocese of Bath.
10 Kal. Oct.
Florence.
(f. 304d.)		 Robert Waterton, knight, nobleman, of the diocese of York, and Beatrice his wife, [noblewoman].
1434.
15 Kal. Nov.
Florence.
(f. 305.)		 Thomas Russell, layman, of the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Ibid. William Newpoete (rectius Newporte), Benedictine monk professed of Glastonbury in the diocese of Bath.
Ibid. Hugh Foster, monk professed of the same.
Ibid. Leo, baron and lord of Welles, [donsel], nobleman, [of the diocese of Lincoln], and Joan his wife, noblewoman. [See above, f. 298d and below, f. 309.]
Ibid. John Veer, earl of Oxford, and Elizabeth his wife.

[De Sacramentis.]

12 Kal. Nov.
Florence.
(f. 305d.)		 To Edmund [Beaufort], earl of Mortain (Moritonie), and Eleanor his wife. (The incipit in this entry, which is registered in the usual brief form, has been corrected from ‘Sincere etc.’ to ‘Eximie etc.’, i.e. indult as in the next following, or indult ‘de sacramentis,’ as five briefly registered indults ‘Eximie etc.Datum’ … are headed on f. 310. See also above, p. 479).
13 Kal. Dec.
Florence.
(f. 305d.)		 To Joan [of Navarre, relict of Henry IV], queen of England. Indult that the confessor of her choice, religious or secular, whenever he and her physicians think expedient, may dispense her, who has passed (excessisti) her seventieth year, not to fast in Lent and on other fast days, and to eat flesh and milk-meats (lacticiniis) on the said days and on other abstinence days.Eximie etc. (An. and Poggius. | An. Gratis de mandato domini nostri pape. de Adria.) [Registered in full, except the final clauses.]

[De Plenaria Remissione] (cont.)

10 Kal. Dec.
Florence.
(f. 306.)		 To Edmund, earl of Mortain, and Eleanor his wife. Indult that the confessor whom each of them shall choose may grant them, being contrite and having confessed, plenary indulgence, once only in life and once in the hour of death. Provenit etc. (An. and Poggius. | An. xxxii. de Adria.) [Registered almost in full, with the usual clauses Quodque per unum annum etc.Porro etc. Datum…]
19 Kal. Jan.
Florence.
(f. 306.)		 To Margaret Multun, (fn. 3) Benedictine abbess of St. Mary's de Pratis by Northehamtone in the diocese of Lincoln. Indult of plenary indulgence, as above f. 300d, ‘Provenit etc. Et insuper etc. Porro etc. Datum. …
Ibid. To Thomas Bowegthon of the diocese of Lichfield and Coventry, [layman], and Isabel his wife. The like.

[De Altaribus Portatilibus, or De Litteris Ante Diem.] (fn. 4)

Indults to the following to have a portable altar as above, f. 297, (or to celebrate, or cause to be celebrated, mass before daybreak, as above, p. 39. Registered briefly, with incipit ’Sincere etc.’)
1434.
Prid. Kal. Dec.
Florence.
(f. 307d.)		 Robert Euers, lord of the place of Bradley, of the diocese of Durham, nobleman, and Elizabeth his wife, noblewoman.
3 Id. Dec.
Florence.
(f. 307d.)		 Richard Chester, rector of Sowthewollyngham, of the diocese of Lincoln, S.T.M.
7 Id. Dec.
Florence.
(f. 307d.)		 Simon Eyr, citizen of London, and Alice his wife.
Ibid. John Chesham, citizen of London, and Agnes his wife.

De Altaribus [Portatilibus] (cont.)

Indults to the following to have a portable altar. Sincere etc., as above, f. 297.
10 Kal. Oct.
Florence.
(f. 308.)		 Robert Waterton, knight, nobleman, of the diocese of York, and Beatrice his wife, [noblewoman]. [See above, f. 304d.]
3 Id. Oct.
Florence.
(f. 309.)		 Robert Galyon, rector of Tydde, of the diocese of Ely, doctor of canon law.
Ibid. John Appilton, subtreasurer of the church of York.
15 Kal. Nov.
Florence.
(f. 309.)		 John Veer, earl of Oxford, and Elizabeth his wife.
Ibid. Leo, baron and lord of Welles, [donsel], nobleman, [of the diocese of Lincoln], and Joan his wife, noblewoman. [See above, ff. 298d and 305.]
4 Non. Oct.
Florence.
(f. 309d.)		 Philip Polton, archdeacon of Gloucester in Worcester, bachelor of canon law.
12 Kal. Nov.
Florence.
(f. 309d.)		 William Lexham, lord of the manor of Reynham in the town of Burnham, of the diocese of Norwich, nobleman, and Margaret his wife, noblewoman.
Ibid. Edmund, earl of Mortain, and Eleanor his wife.
Prid. Id. Nov.
Florence.
(f. 311.)		 Thomas Barbaton, nobleman, lord of the place of Pulton, esquire (armigero), of the diocese of York. (This occurs, as do also several indults of plenary indulgence, under the abovementioned rubric ‘de sacramentis,’ but it has the incipit ‘Sincere etc.,’ i.e. indult to have a portable altar or indult ‘de locis interdictis,’ as noted under f. 307d.)

De Plenaria Remissione (cont.)

Indults of plenary indulgence, as above, f. 300d.
1434.
12 Kal. Nov.
Florence.
(f. 312d.)		 Geoffrey Boleyn, nobleman, of the diocese of Norwich, and Alice his wife.
Prid. Id. Nov.
Florence.
(f. 313d.)		 William Haryngton, knight, nobleman, of the diocese of York.
13 Kal. Dec.
Florence.
(f. 313d.)		 Robert Chalons, knight, nobleman, of the diocese of Chichester, and Blanche (Blanqua) Chalons his wife, noblewoman.
Ibid. John Donstaple, esquire (armigero), nobleman, of the diocese of Lincoln.

[De Confessionalibus.]

Prid. Id. Nov.
Florence.
(f. 314.)		 Richard Chester, rector of Sowthewollyngham, of the diocese of Lincoln, S.T.M.
Ibid. John More, priest, of the diocese of Durham. (These two are under the rubric ‘de plenaria remissione,’ but their incipit is ‘Benigno etc.,’ i.e. indults to choose their confessor, as above, f. 304.)

Footnotes

1 On the back of the volume is the usual Italian description: ‘Eugenio IV. 1434. Anno 4. Lib. 52’. A flyleaf has the following contemporary notes: ’Primus de dignitatibus vacantibus et prebendis vacantibus ac plenaria remissione anno [iiiito, the leaf is injured at the top corner] Eugenii pape iiiiti ’ (a similar description occurring on the bottom edge of the volume), ‘Daniel’ and ‘Rubricatus per me Danielem Tries, clericum Barchinonen., in artibus et in utroque jure bacallarium, die x mensis Marcii Anno 1435.’
2 On f. 301d is an indult, addressed ‘Carissimo in Christo filio Jacobo Regi Illustri,’ and dated at Florence, 1434, 7 Kal. Sept. anno 4, for the confessor of his choice to grant him plenary indulgence once in life and once only in the hour of death. The king James in question is evidently James II de Bourbon, comte de la Marche, husband of Joan II. queen of Naples (as above, p. 148 note), who died a Friar Minor in 1438.
3 Not in the Monasticon list of abbesses, vol. v, p. 207.
4 The rubric at the head of the four following indults is ‘de locis interdictis,’ but the incipit in each case is not ‘Devocionis etc.’ (see above, p. 43) but ‘Sincere etc,’