Note 1564 — Chapter XI · THE LAST YEARS OF ARCHBISHOP THEOBALD. 1156–1161.

There is among John’s letters a most enigmatical one— Ep. cxxx. (Giles, vol. i. p. 109) —without date, address, or writer’s name, but very much in the tone and style of John’s familiar letters—in which a Londoner, or rather a man who tried to make himself out to be such, is described as “concivis noster.” It looks very much as if written by John to Thomas.