F. Nicholai Triveti, de ordine frat. Prædicatorum, Annales sex regum Angliæ, qui a comitibus Andegavensibus originem taxerunt, (A.D. M.C.XXXVI-M.CCC.VII) / Ad fidem codicum manuscriptorum recensuit Thomas Hog.

  • Trivet, Nicholas, 1258?-1328.
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1845
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Credit: F. Nicholai Triveti, de ordine frat. Prædicatorum, Annales sex regum Angliæ, qui a comitibus Andegavensibus originem taxerunt, (A.D. M.C.XXXVI-M.CCC.VII) / Ad fidem codicum manuscriptorum recensuit Thomas Hog. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    L4 Ottobonus, legate of the Holy See, calls a council at Northampton, 268 ; excommunicates the bishops who favour Simon Montfort, ib. ; calls another councilat London, 272. P. Palaologus, emperor of the Greeks; 250. Pandulph, the papal legate, 183, 190; is sent a second time into England as legate, on the recall of Gualo, 203. Pecham, John, archbishop of Can- terbury, 299 ; his works, ib. ; calls a council at Reading, 301. Perth, or St. John's Town, 373. Peter, count of Auxerre, is made em- peror of the Greeks, 201. Peter, the son of Leo, antipope, dies, 8. Peter is sent as papal legate to con- fute the Albigenses, 89. Peter de Rupibus, bishop of Winton, 176 ; crowns Henry III. at Glou- cester, 199 ; dies, 225. Peter de Tarentasia, afterwards pope . Innocent V., his works, 295. Peter the Lombard flourishes, 30; is made bishop of Paris, 47 ; dies, 51. Peter, St., the Dominican, martyr- dom of, 240 ; his character, ib. Petition -of grievances presented by the clergy and nobles to Edward I., 360 ; their second remonstrance, 366 ; it is granted, 368. Philip, the warlike bishop of Beau- vals, 157. Philip, count of Flanders, succeeds Terricus, his father, 31; takes arms against the king of France, but makes peace with him, and sets out for Jerusalem, 86; returns home, 89; takes arms against Philip II., 97; is put to flight, ib.; makes peace with France, 99; its condi- tions, ib. et seq. ; comes to Eng- land to pay his vows at the shrine of St. Thomas of Canterbury, 103 ; peace is finally agreed to at Gisors, 105. Philip II. of France born, 57; is lost in hunting, 90; is crowned, 92; takes the cross, 109; sets out for the Holy Land, 119, by way of Genoa, 120 ; arrives in Sici- ly,ib.; leaves Sicily for the Holy 429 Land, 122; disagreement between him and Richard I. at Acre, 129; returns to France, ib. ; lays Nor- mandy waste, 150; enters Nor- mandy a. second time, 164 ; an in- terdict. laid on France by Innocent Ill. on account of his injustice to queen Ingelburgis, 165, which is removed on his consenting to re- ceive her again, 170 ; the Normans submit to him, 171; he takes Rouen, 174; resolves to invade England, 185, in doing which he loses his whole fleet, 186; he returns to Paris, ib. ; the papal legate Gualo endeavours to dissuade him from his attempts to invade England, 196, but 1n vain, as he lands an army on the isle of Thanet under the command of his son Louis, 25.; his death, 212. Philip III., king of France, marries Mary of Brabant, 291; dies, 311. Philip IV., king of France, marries Johanna, daughter of the king of Navarre, 309; his accession, 311 ; transactions in Flanders, 396 ; re- stores Gascony to Edward L, 398 ; makes a truce with Flanders, 399 ; the sentence of excommunication passed on him by Boniface VIII. 1s removed by Benedict XT., 405 ; he persecutes the Cistercians, ib.; obtains the cities of Lisle and Douay from Flanders, ib. ; endeavours to obtain from the pope a decree that the bones of Boniface VIII. should be burnt as those of a heretic, 411. Piers Gaveston is banished, 411. Pontigny, the Cistercian monastery of, is persecuted by Henry Il. for har- bouring St, Thomas of Canterbury, who voluntarily retires, 57; St. Ed- mund of Canterbury dies at, 229. Porré, Gilbert de la, flourishes, 9; his writings and errors, which he retracts, ib. Pratellis, William de, his gallantry in saving Richard I. by exclaiming in the Saracen language that he was the king, 132; he is ransomed, 147. Provisions of Oxford, 247, 249, 249. Prulia, Dominican monastery of, 178. Q. Quincy, Saer de, earl of Winchester, 206.