Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-88062-6 - Canon Law, Careers and Conquest: Episcopal Elections in Normandy and Greater Anjou, c. 1140-c. 1230 Jorg Peltzer Index More information INDEX Abbeville (dép. Somme) Albano (Italy), cardinal-bishop of, see Peter de Jacob d’, archdeacon of Rouen 86 n. 71 Collemezzo John d’, dean of Amiens 85, 86 n. 71 Alberic, archbishop of Rheims 241 Ablèges (Ableiges, dép. Val-d’Oise), Robert d’, Alberic, papal legate 116 bishop of Bayeux 40, 143 and n. 323, Albertus, Apparatus to Compilatio secunda 244, 261 51 n. 162 career of 139–40 Alençon (dép. Orne) 131 election of 139–40, 141 and n. 316, 263 n. 6 counts of see Robert III his familiarity with canon law 65 and n. 250 Alexander III, pope 50–2, 59–60, 68 and n. 270, Abrincensis prima 62–5, 67 69, 101, 111, 130 n. 273, 158, 159 n. 407, Abrincensis secunda 63 and n. 239 167, 178, 225, 233 Achard, bishop of Avranches 154 n. 378, decretals of 261–2 Ad aures nostras 130 n. 273 candidacy (Sées) of 121–2, 153–4, 167, 213, Consideravimus 40 n. 112 256 n. 1 Qua fronte 81–2 election of 121, 153, 154 and n. 377, 167, Quia requisistis 33 and nn. 68–9, 81–2 213–14 on electoral body 33, 81–2 Acre (Israel) 140 Algar, bishop of Coutances 146 n. 334, 150 Actus pontificum Cenomannis in urbe degentium 192 resistance against Geoffrey Plantagenet Adam, abbot of La Trappe 261 145–6 candidacy (Sées) of 126 Alice, countess of Eu 91, 98 Adam, royal clerk 234 n. 96 Alice, daughter of Louis VII 110 Adam, son of Walter the Younger, chamberlain Alice, wife of Nivelon IV de Fréteval 181–2 of Philip II 144 n. 330 Alps 127 Ademar, bishop of Poitiers 160 Amaury, archdeacon of Sées 117 Adrian IV, pope 233 Amaury I, count of Evreux 100 and episcopal elections Amaury III, count of Evreux 103 n. 136 Angers 197–8, 199 n. 135; his letter Causa Amboise (dép. Indre-et-Loire) super controversia 264, 235 n. 98 castle of 122 Sées 121, 153–4, 167, 256 n. 1 lords of 170 Agatha (?), daughter of Amaury Gaimar Amicia, wife of Simon IV de Montfort 105 de Lavardin and Marie 174–5, their daughter see Petronilla 181–2 Amicus, treasurer of Rouen 221 Agnes, daughter of Bourchard IV, count of Amiens (dép. Somme) 86 Vendôme 176 Hugh d’, archbishop of Rouen 73, 75, 77, Agnes, lady of Braine, wife of Robert, count of 101–2, 116–18, 120, 215 Dreux 121 see of 98 Agustin, Antonio, archbishop of Tarragona archdeaconry of 87, 89–90 33 n. 68 bishops of see Arnulf de la Pierre 301 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-88062-6 - Canon Law, Careers and Conquest: Episcopal Elections in Normandy and Greater Anjou, c. 1140-c. 1230 Jorg Peltzer Index More information Index Amiens (dép. Somme) (cont.) Angevins 74, 209, 233, 238, 256; and see Geoffrey Theobald d’, archbishop of Rouen 67, 87, 260 Plantagenet, Henry II, John, Richard I career of 86 attitude towards episcopal elections 5, 7–8, 19, election of 84–5, 86 and n. 71, 263 n. 1 134, 253–5 Anastasius IV, pope 153 chancery 18 Angers (dép. Maine-et-Loire) 70–1, 185, 190, government 82 203, 248 n. 48, 264 voluntas regis 82–3, 113–14, 125 Matthew d’, cardinal-priest of S. Marcello 68, Anglicus, Alanus 177 n. 34 Apparatus Ius naturale (1st rec.) 12 see of 69 n. 274, 170–1, 194–209, 249, 254 on electoral body 29 archdeacons of see Bohemund, Guy on suitability 50 Arthaud, Norman de Doué (Outre- Apparatus Ius naturale (2nd rec.) 12 Loire), Ralph de Bures, Robert de on electoral body 30, 32 Semblançay, Stephen de Montsoreau, on weighing up of votes 46 Ulger, William de Beaumont Angoulême (dép. Charente), Isabella of, queen archpriests of see Norman, William de Chemillé of England 124 bishops of see Geoffrey Moschet, Matthew, Anjou Michael de Villeoiseau, Norman de counts of 170, 172, 179, 180 n. 55, 186, Doué, Renaud de Martigné, Ulger; 194–6, 200; and see Fulk V, Geoffrey military service 193; right to fill canonries Plantagenet, Henry II, John, Richard I and to appoint dignitaries 219 and n. 25 power of 170 canons of see Bricius, Geoffrey Bibens Solem, county of 170, 193, 202, 205, 208–9, 230, 248 Geoffrey de Loudun, Hugh de La Ferté, and n. 46, 250, 252 Peter de Fortis, Reginald (chanter of seneschals of see William des Roches Angers), Robert de Semblançay Anselm, archbishop of Canterbury 24 cathedral chapter of 160, 195–210, 231, 250 Apparatus (anon.) and n. 53, 264; attitude towards role of on electoral body 33 n. 69 prince in episcopal elections 207–8, 210, Apparatus Animal est substantia 13 197–200; right to fill canonries 220 n. 27 on electoral body 30, 35 cathedral church of 226–7 on episcopal translation 55 cathedral school of 25 Apparatus Ecce vicit leo 13 chanters of see Reginald on electoral body 30, 34 deans of see Geoffrey Moschet, Matthew, Apparatus Ordinaturus magister Stephen; election of by the chapter on electoral body 28 n. 36 219 n. 25 Apparatus Set dic quod in omnibus Diocese of 171, 203, 208 on electoral body 30 electoral custom at 193, 197 Appendix Concilii Lateranensis 61–2, 69 English possessions of 164 n. 424, 249, and n. 274 and see Henset, Totteridge; confiscation Aquinas, Thomas, theologian of 250 and n. 54; restoration of 250–1; on patronage 222–3 sale of 251 and n. 59 Aquitaine 16 episcopal elections of: 1101 27; 1125 195; Eleanor of, queen of England 5, 174, 177, 179, 1149 195–7; 1153–6 9, 197–200, 210, 181, 183, 201 n. 140 235 n. 98; 1177 200–1; 1197–9 9, 156–60, Ardenne (dép. Calvados), abbot and convent of 168, 202; 1200–2 9, 149, 190, 203–8; 143 n. 323; and see Robert, abbot of 1240 208, 235 n. 98, 250 n. 53 Ardenne masters of the schools of see Ulger, William Argences (dép Calvados), Richard d’ 127 de Doué Argentan (dép. Orne) 125, 126 n. 254 obituary of 226 and n. 57 castle and forest of 140 Regalia of 193 hospital of 134 treasurers of see Hugh de La Ferté Armagh (Ireland), archbishopric of 131 study of canon and civil law at 70–1 Arnulf, archdeacon of Rouen 87–9, 90 Angevin empire 159 and n. 93, 91–2, 94, 96 border of 5 his brother (unidentified), canon of end of 256 Rouen 92 302 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-88062-6 - Canon Law, Careers and Conquest: Episcopal Elections in Normandy and Greater Anjou, c. 1140-c. 1230 Jorg Peltzer Index More information Index Arnulf, bishop of Lisieux 59, 111 n. 177, resources of 150–2, 166 113 n. 189, 115, 121–2, 177, 233, 260 strategic importance of 151–2, 166 career of 58, 225 treasurers of see Richard de St Amand, election of 108–10, 214 William Burel intervention in election of Sées 59 n. 214, Avranchin 63, 152 and n. 372, 154–5, 166 116–17, 118 and n. 212–13, 120 Avril, Joseph, historian 202 n. 149 and n. 229, 216 Avrilly (dép. Eure), castle of 242 n. 24 patronage of 121, 122 and n. 234, 223–6, 232 Balbi, Bernard of, bishop of Pavia 160 n. 408 resignation of 110–11 Balbus, Robert, canon of Rouen 64 Arras (dép. Pas-de-Calais), see of Baldwin, archbishop of Canterbury, translation grant to by Philip II 242 and nn. 18, 20 from Worcester 159 Arthaud, Guy, archdeacon of Angers 264 Baldwin, canon of Tours 185 n. 72 Arthur, duke of Brittany 156 Baldwin, John W., historian 7–8, 84 and n. 63 role in episcopal election at Angers (1200–2) Bambergensis 69 and n. 274, 71 205–6, 209 Bandinelli, Roland, see Alexander III struggle for Greater Anjou 180, 203, Barceio, Michael de, canon of Rouen 94 205–6, 247 Barlow, Frank, historian 120 n. 229 Arundel (W. Sussex), honour of 80 Barraud, William, nepos of William, bishop of Asnelles (dép. Calvados), church of 60 Saintes 189 n. 86 Aspres (dép. Orne), V. des, canon of Sées 127 Barri, Gerald de 58 and n. 210, 68, 120 Athée (dép. Mayenne/[-sur-Cher] dép. Indre- failure to obtain see of St David’s 233 et-Loire?), Guy d’, clerk of Philip II 191 on nepotism 225 Aunay (dép. Calvados), abbey of 114 n. 194 on social mobility 234 Auvray, Lucien, historian 92 Barthélemy, Dominique, historian 181 Avalon (Avallon, dép. Yonne), Hugh of, bishop Bartholomew, archbishop of Tours of Lincoln 231–2 68 and n. 270, 176 and n. 29, 177 Avranches (dép. Manche) and nn. 31, 33, 37, 175, 181–3, 184 and citizens of 152 n. 372 nn. 64, 66, 185 n. 72, 190 n. 91, 204, 228 see of 65, 121, 150–66, 202–3 and n. 67, 229 n. 69, 250, 262 bishops of 23 n. 12; and see Herbert, alleged simonist 177 n. 34 Richard de Beaufour, Richard de career of 174, 175 and n. 28 L’Evêque, Richard de Subligny, William election of 174–8 Burel, William Burel junior, William de government of 178–80 Chemillé, William Tolomeus; military affair of Dol 68 n. 270, 178–9 service 165; right to fill canonries and to crusade 179 appoint dignitaries 219 and n. 25 his parents 174 and n. 19, 175 canons of see Ralph, William Testard and n.