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 Anselm absolves two bishops, Osmund of Salisbury and Robert of Hereford; he restores Wulfrith of Saint David's     533-534

June 10

Anselm receives the pallium at Canterbury     534-535

June 26

Death of Bishop Robert of Hereford; the Legate stays in England; his dealings with Anselm     535-537

The King's northern march; Anselm entrusted with the defence of Canterbury     537-538

Letters between Anselm and the Legate; the bishops object to Anselm's position; his answer     538-540

Question about the monks at Christ Church; Anselm and his tenants     540-541

Christmas, 1096-1096

Assembly at Windsor and Salisbury     541-542

January 6

Anselm attends William of Saint-Calais on his death-bed     541-542

June 6

Consecration of bishops; Samson of Worcester and Gerard of Hereford     542-544

Anselm consecrates Irish bishops     544

§ 6. ''The Crusade and the Mortgage of Normandy. November 1095-March 1097.''

March 7, 1095.

Council of Piacenza; appeal of the Emperor Alexios     545

Nov. 18

Council of Clermont; the first crusade     545-547

Bearing of the crusade on our story; no king engaged in the first crusade; share of Normandy and Flanders     546-547

The crusades a Latin movement; name of Franks     546

Decrees of the Council; lay investitures forbidden; sentence against Clement and the Emperor; against Philip and Bertrada     548-549

Urban preaches the crusade; his geography     549-550

French, Norman, and other crusaders     550-552

Marriage of Robert of Meulan     551

Duke Robert takes the cross; he applies to William for money; position of William towards the crusade     552-553

Mission of Abbot Jeronto; he rebukes William     553-554

Easter, April 13

The Pope sends his nephew; peace between William and Robert     554-555

Normandy pledged to William     555

June 2

Whitsun Assembly; taxation to raise the pledge-money; protest of the prelates     556-557

Oppression of the tenants; plunder of the churches     557-558

Contribution of Anselm; he mortgages Peckham to his monks     558-559