Note 350 — Chapter V · POLITICAL HERESY UTILIZED BY THE STATE. (continued 2)
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Contin. Guillel. Nangiac. ann. 1312.—Villani Chron. VIII. 92.—Matt. Neoburg. (Albertin. Argentin.) Chron. ann. 1346 (Urstisii II. 137).—H. Mutii Chron. Lib. XXII. ann. 1311.—Chron. Fr. Pipini c. 49 (Muratori S. R. I. IX. 750).—Havemann, p. 338.—Vertot, II. 154.—Hocsemii Gest. Episcc. Leodiens. (Chapeaville, II. 346).—Trithem. Chron. Hirsaug. ann. 1307.—Naucleri Chron. ann. 1306.—Raynald. ann. 1312, No. 7; ann. 1313, No. 18.—Van Os, p. 81.—Wilcke, II. 340-1, 497.—Gassari Annal. Augstburg. ann. 1312 (Menken. I. 1473).—Schottmüller, I. 496; II. 427-9.—Regest. Clement. PP. V. T. IV. p. 452.—Rymer, III. 133-4, 292-4, 321, 337, 404, 409-10, 451-2, 472-3.—Le Roulx, Documents, etc., p. 50.
We happen to have a slight example of the plunder in an absolution granted February 23, 1310, by Clement to Bernard de Bayulli, canon and chancellor of the Abbey of Cornelia in Roussillon, for the excommunication incurred by him for taking a horse, a mule, and sundry effects, valued in all at sixty livres Tournois, from the preceptory of Gardin, in the diocese of Lerida.—Regest. Clement. PP. V. T. V. p. 41.