A Collection of the Laws and Canons of the Church of England

THE CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME.

1. ARCHBISHOP Lanfranc's canons in a synod at Winchester. From Sir

H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 12. With a preface by the translator.

2. Archbishop Lanfranc's canons in a synod at Winchester. From Sir
H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 12. N.B. Of the two sets of canons above men-
tioned we have the abridgment only.

A.D. MLXXII.

3. Soldiers' penance. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 12, 13.

A.D. MLXXV.

4. Archbishop Lanfranc's canons made in a national synod at London.
From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 7.

A.D. MLXXVI.

5. Archbishop Lanfranc's canons in a national synod at Winchester.
From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 13.

A.D. MLXXXV.

6. King William the First's

court from the hundred court.

mandate for separating the ecclesiastical

From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 14.

A.D. MCII.

7. Archbishop Anselm's canons made in a national synod at Westmin-

ster, King Henry the First and the principal men of the kingdom being

present at the archbishop's request. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 23.

With a preface by the translator.

A.D. MCVII.

8. Compromise of investitures between the king, archbishop, and

bishops. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 27. With a preface and post-

script by the translator.

A.D. MCVIII.

9. Archbishop Anselm's canons made in a national synod at London,

King Henry the First and his barons being present. From Sir H. Spel-

man, vol. ii. p. 29.

A.D. MCXXVI.

10. Legatine canons at London, or rather at Westminster, in a national

synod of the Welsh as well as English bishops, called by Archbishop

Corboyl, though the legate presided in it. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii.

p. 33.

A.D. MCXXVII.

11. Archbishop Corboyl's canons in a national synod at Westminster.
From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 35.

A.D. MCXXXVIII.

12. Legatine canons made in a national synod at Westminster in the
vacancy of the see of Canterbury, the legate presiding. From Sir H.
Spelman, vol. ii. p. 41. With a postscript by the translator.

A.D. MCXLIII.

13. Legatine canons in an ecclesiastical synod at Winchester, held by

Henry, bishop of that see, as legate from the pope. From Sir H. Spel-

man, vol. ii. p. 47.

A.D. MCLXIV.

14. The articles of Clarendon made in a national state assembly. From
Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 63. With a preface and postscript by the
translator.

A.D. MCLXXV.

15. Archbishop Richard's canons made in a provincial synod at Lon-

don. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 103. With a postscript by the

translator.

A.D. MCLXXXVIII.

16. King Henry the Second's crusade for recovery of the holy land.
From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 117. With a postscript by the trans-
lator.

A.D. MCXCV.

17. Hubert Walter, archbishop of Canterbury's legatine canons, made
at York, no other bishop being there present. From Sir H. Spelman,
vol. ii. p. 121. With a preface by the translator.

A.D. MCC.

18. The canons of Hubert Walter, archbishop of Canterbury, made in a

general or national synod at Westminster. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii.

p. 123.

A.D. MCCI.

19. Eustace, abbot of Flay's Sabbatarian injunctions. From Sir H.

Spelman, vol. ii. p. 128.

A.D. MCCXXII.

20. Archbishop Langton's constitutions, made in a provincial synod at

Oxford. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 181. The Oxford edition of

the Provincials (at the end of Lyndwood and Athon, p. 1), and from

Lyndwood's text where he does not curtail the original. With a preface

by the translator.

A.D. MCCXXIII.

21. Supposed constitutions of Archbishop Langton. From the Oxford

copy of Provincials at the end of Lyndwood and Athon, p. 7. With a

preface and postscript by the translator.

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22. The constitutions of Richard Wethershed, archbishop of Canter-

bury. From the Oxford copy, p. 10. Lyndwood glosses but on five of

these. With a preface by the translator.

A.D. MCCXXXVI.

From

23. The constitutions of Edmund, archbishop of Canterbury.
Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 199*, and the Oxford copy, p. 11, and Lynd-
wood where his text is entire. With a preface by the translator.

[This reference is inadvertently omitted in the margin of p. 129.]

A.D. MCCXXXVII.

24. Legatine constitutions made in a national synod at London, Otto

or Otho the pope's legate presiding. From John Athon and Sir H. Spel-

man, vol. ii. p. 218. With a preface by the translator.

A.D. MCCL.

25. The constitutions of Walter Gray, archbishop of York. From Sir

H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 290. With a short preface by the translator.

A.D. MCCLXI.

26. The constitutions of Boniface, archbishop of Canterbury, in a pro-

vincial synod at Lambeth. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 305, the

Oxford copy, p. 15*, and Lyndwood where his text is entire.

A.D. MCCLXVIII.

27. Legatine constitutions made in a national synod held by Othobon,

the pope's legate, in the church of St. Paul, London. From John Athon,

p. 75, and Sir H. Spelman, p. 263.

A.D. MCCLXXIX.

28. The constitutions of Friar John Peckham, archbishop of Canter-

bury, made in a provincial synod at Reading. From Sir H. Spelman,

vol. ii. p. 320, and the Oxford copy, p. 22. With a preface by the

translator.

A.D. MCCLXXXI.

29. The constitutions of Friar John Peckham, archbishop of Canter-

bury, made in a provincial synod at Lambeth. From Sir H. Spelman,

vol. ii. p. 328, from the Oxford copy, p. 26, and from Lyndwood where

his text is entire.

A.D. MCCXCVIII.

30. The sentence of general excommunication passed by Robert Win-

chelsey, archbishop of Canterbury, in a provincial convocation of the
prelates and clergy. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii. p. 428. With a large
preface by the translator.

[This reference should have been inserted in brackets in the margin of

p. 182]

A.D. MCCCV.

31. The constitutions of Robert Winchelsey, archbishop of Canterbury,

in a provincial synod held at Merton. From Sir H. Spelman, vol. ii.

p. 431, and Oxford copy, p. 34, and Lyndwood where his text is entire.

A.D. MCCCVIII.

32. A constitution of Robert Winchelsey, made at a place unknown.

From the Oxford copy, p. 37.

33. Supposed constitutions of Walter Reynold, archbishop of Canter-

bury. The time and place of their making unknown. From Sir H.

Spelman, vol. ii. p. 489.