A history of Scotland, chiefly in its ecclesiastical aspect, until the fall of the old hierarchy |
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Página 74
If you cannot procure them otherwise, ask them in a present from the king, who, I
know, has a most abundant store.'1 To the generally ... Robert, Prior of Scone,
was elected to St. Andrews, but the see remained vacant for years. On the death
of ...
If you cannot procure them otherwise, ask them in a present from the king, who, I
know, has a most abundant store.'1 To the generally ... Robert, Prior of Scone,
was elected to St. Andrews, but the see remained vacant for years. On the death
of ...
Página 88
Robert, who in 1128 had been consecrated to the see of St. Andrews, spent his
active primatial episcopate of thirty-five years in furthering the king's pious 1
Lyon's Hist, of St. Andrews, vol. i p. 44. 8 Dalrymple's Annals, vol. iii. Canons 34,
35 ...
Robert, who in 1128 had been consecrated to the see of St. Andrews, spent his
active primatial episcopate of thirty-five years in furthering the king's pious 1
Lyon's Hist, of St. Andrews, vol. i p. 44. 8 Dalrymple's Annals, vol. iii. Canons 34,
35 ...
Página 90
1 Bishop Robert also devoted his own seventh part of the oblations at the altar to
the erection of a cathedral ;2 and John, ... In the list of witnesses to public
documents his name is written first after the king's ; when a brother or son of the
king is ...
1 Bishop Robert also devoted his own seventh part of the oblations at the altar to
the erection of a cathedral ;2 and John, ... In the list of witnesses to public
documents his name is written first after the king's ; when a brother or son of the
king is ...
Página 101
Robert, the good bishop of St. Andrews, died in 1 159, and Waltheof, Abbot of
Melrose, was elected to the vacant see. ... When he went out with the king to the
chase, he would seek for opportunities to retire alone into the woods, that he
might ...
Robert, the good bishop of St. Andrews, died in 1 159, and Waltheof, Abbot of
Melrose, was elected to the vacant see. ... When he went out with the king to the
chase, he would seek for opportunities to retire alone into the woods, that he
might ...
Página 124
King Edward sent a ship laden with an enormous store of provisions for the
voyage to Scotland, — not forgetting a stock ... of William the Lion ; and Robert de
Bruce, Lord of A1mandale, who was the son of Isabel, the second daughter of
David, ...
King Edward sent a ship laden with an enormous store of provisions for the
voyage to Scotland, — not forgetting a stock ... of William the Lion ; and Robert de
Bruce, Lord of A1mandale, who was the son of Isabel, the second daughter of
David, ...
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