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Notarial exemplification of the following bulls:- (1) Innocent IV. Intimation to...
Catalogue reference: SC 7/36/4
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- 1305 Nov. 6.
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Notarial exemplification of the following bulls:- (1) Innocent IV. Intimation to the abbot and convent of Westminster of the relaxation by the pope of one year and forty days of enjoined penance to persons visiting Westminster abbey on the festival of St. Edward. In sanctorum festivitatibus . . . Assisi, 2 Kal. Jun., 11 Innocent IV. [R. under date 1208, and Potthast, 15417.] 31 May, 1254 (2) Innocent IV. to the archbishops and bishops of England. Lyons. 3 Aug., 1245. (3) Innocent IV. to all patrons of churches in England. Lyons. 3 Aug., 1245. (4) Innocent IV. (VIII. in MS.) to the king of England. Lyons. 30 Apr., 1250. (5) Innocent IV. (VIII. in MS.) to the archbishops, bishops and other prelates of churches in England. Lyons. 22 Jun., 1246. (6) Innocent III. to the magnates, barons and knights of England. Lateran. 1 Apr., 1215. Westminster next London. 8 Id. Nov., 1305.
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