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Notarial exemplification of the following bulls:- (1) Innocent IV. to all abbots,...
Catalogue reference: SC 7/36/7
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Notarial exemplification of the following bulls:- (1) Innocent IV. to all abbots, priors, convents and other religious in England, Ireland, Gascony and other lands subject to Henry [III.] Perugia. 19 Oct., 1252. (2) Innocent IV. Indult to the archbishops and bishops in Ireland that any papal letters of provision shall suspend from collation of benefices only one prelate, unless mention of this indult be made. Paci et tranquillitati . . . Lyons. 6 Id. Nov., 3 Innocent IV. [8 Nov., 1245.] (3) Innocent IV. to the archbishops and bishops in England. Lyons. 12 Oct., 1245. (4) Innocent IV. to the queen of England. Lateran. 25 Apr., 1244. (5) Innocent IV. to B. [archbishop-] elect of Canterbury. Lateran. 25 Apr., 1244 (6) Honorius III to the archbishop of Dublin. Lateran. 14 May, 1226. Westminster near London. 6 Nov., 1305.
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