People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 2/143/32 (Glas. Reg., no. 190)

Description
Pope Innocent IV writes to the bishop of Glasgow, his church being a special daughter of the Roman Church with no intermediary, that at the instance of Pope Urban, his predecessor, he grants to him and his clerics especially that they may be brought to trial or examination outside the kingdom of Scotland by the letters of no one, unless at the apostolic see for those troubles which they are not able to terminate suitably in the kingdom, except if a legate a latere might have been delayed in a neighbouring province. He also establishes in perpetuity whatever liberties, immunities or special indulgences were indulged to him or his church by his predecessors.
Firm date
6 September 1245
Dating Notes
8 id. Sept., pontifical year 3
Place date (modern)
Lyon
Place date (document)
Lugdun'
Related Place
Lyon
Source for Data Entry
Glasgow Registrum, i, no. 190
Trad. ID
Glas. Reg., no. 190
Calendar number
2/143/32
Charter type
Papal letter
Language
Latin

Total number of associated factoids: 8

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Date Short Summary Title Holder
6 Sept. 1245 pope Innocent IV, pope (d.1254)
6 Sept. 1245 bishop of Glasgow William of Bondington, bishop of Glasgow (d.1258)
6 Sept. 1245 pope Urban III, pope (d.1187)