The Lives of the Popes in the Early Middle Ages, Volumen 10K. Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1914 |
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Página 46 - Alexander were taken, and some were incarcerated, and some were hanged, and some with nose and lips cut off were sent back to the Pope, to his shame and confusion. I, however, pretended to be a...
Página 47 - ... shoulders, after the fashion of the Scotch, I thrust my hand into the little wallet which I carried, wherein was contained the writing of our lord the Pope, close by a little jug I had for drinking ; and the Lord God and St. Edmund so permitting, I drew out that writing together with the jug, so that extending my arm aloft, I held the writ underneath the jug. They could see the jug plain enough, but they did not find the writ ; and so I got clear out of their hands, in the name of the Lord.
Página 355 - So great was the ardour of this new pilgrimage, that it was no longer a question who would take the cross, but who had not yet taken it. Several persons sent a present of a distaff and wool to one another, as a significant hint that whosoever declined the Campaign would degrade himself as much as if he did the duties of a woman : wives urged their husbands, mothers their sons, to devote themselves to this noble contest ; and they only regretted that the weakness of their sex prevented themselves...
Página 5 - From 1170 to 1192 is the portion which corresponds with the Chronicle known under the name of Benedict of Peterborough (see No. 49) • but it is not a copy, being sometimes an abridgment, at others a paraphrase ; occasionally the two works entirely agree; showing that both writers had access to the same materials, but dealt with them differently.
Página 47 - ... from the city ; and behold the officers thereof came about me, laying hold upon me, and saying, ' This vagabond who makes himself out to be a Scotchman is either a spy or bears letters from the false pope Alexander.
Página 46 - I often shook my staff in the manner they use that weapon they call a gaveloc l at those who mocked me, uttering threatening language, after the manner of the Scotch. To those who met and questioned me as to who I was, I answered nothing but, " Ride ride Rome, turne Cantwereberi.
Página 296 - R. restituat possessiones ejus, quas detinet occupatas, non ea quae debuit serenitate respondit, nec videtur velle perficere per quod inter ecclesiam et imperium firma possit pax et concordia pervenire.
Página 209 - This computation of course goes on the assumption that "the account called Anno Domini" is four years out. ' consent and the agreement of the lord pope they will endure no longer that their most glorious father shall lie so low in the crypt as when first he was entombed, but rather desire that he be honoured and raised into a worthy place, in order that all folk may bow to him and become partakers of1 his merits....
Página 162 - ... regis venient in curiam ipsius, responsuri ibidem de hoc unde videbitur curiae regis quod ibidem sit respondendum ; et in curia ecclesiastica, unde videbitur quod ibidem sit respondendum ; ita quod Justitia regis mittet in curiam sanctae ecclesiae ad videndum qua ratione res ibi tractabitur. Et si clericus convictus vel confessus fuerit, non debet de cetero eum ecclesia tueri.