People of Medieval Scotland
1093 - 1371

Document 2/131/41 (Concilia, i, 461)

Description
Pope Alexander III writes to Bishop Richard of St Andrews and the other bishops in Scotland establishing the ancient liberties and customs which they are known to possess in consecrating bishops and in other things. They need not respond if they are challenged about these matters except in the presence of Alexander himself or a legate a latere of the Roman pontiff. If a new and important issue arises, it should be ventilated before the apostolic see.
Firm date
24 December, 1173 X 1177
Probable date
24 Dec., 1173, 1175 or 1177
Dating Notes
9 kal. Jan., Alexander’s itinerary and Richard’s episcopate
Place date (modern)
Anagni
Place date (document)
Anagniae
Related Place
Anagni
Source for Data Entry
Wilkins, Concilia Magnae Britanniae et Hiberniae, i, 461
Trad. ID
Concilia, i, 461
Calendar number
2/131/41
Charter type
Papal letter
Language
Latin

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Date Short Summary Primary Witnesses
24 Dec., 1173 X 1177 Confirmation of liberties and customs of Scottish Church yes


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Date Short Summary Title Holder
24 Dec., 1173 X 1177 pope Alexander III, pope (d.1181)
24 Dec., 1173 X 1177 bishop of St Andrews Richard, bishop of St Andrews (d.1178)