Note 532 — Chapter IV · ANJOU AND NORMANDY. 1044–1128.
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Gregor. VII. Epp., l. ix. ep. 22. Fulk’s violence to the archbishop of Tours had also something to do with his excommunication; see ib. ep. 23; Chron. Turon. Magn. a. 1081 (Salmon, Chron. Touraine, vol. i. p. 126), and Narratio Controversiæ in Rer. Gall. Scriptt., vol. xii. p. 459. So too had his imprisonment of his brother; Rer. Gall. Scriptt. as above, p. 664, note.