Contents of MS. Cotton. Nero D. I.

Where printed.

Quomodo monachi S. Augustini Can- | Add. 130. “tuariæ liberati sunt ab oppressione

archiepiscopi." P. Innocent IV. to archbishop Boniface. Assisi, 16 kal. Oct. a. 11.

"Nota de controversia mota inter

"Alexandrum scissorem et Johan-
lanarium burgenses S. Al-

nem

"bani." A.D. 1253.

Letter of P. Innocent IV. respecting a

canonry in Lincoln cathedral for his
nephew F. di Lavagna. 26 Jan. 1253.

f. 1176. "Responsio Lincolniensis episcopi." At Vol. V. 389.
the bottom of the next two pages is a
note on the derivation of hæresis, and
the ultima verba episcopi Roberti.

f. 118. "Literæ Papales aliquantulum mitigato- Add. 131. "riæ." P. Innocent IV. to the abbat of St. Alban's. 3 non. Nov. a. 11.

f. 119. Letter of P. Alexander IV. relative to the debts of the bishop of Hereford. Anagni, 4 non. Aug. a. 1. [1255.]

Literæ quas optinuimus a comite
"Ricardo et regina, rege existente

apud Wasconiam." Letters patent remitting the fine of 100%. to the abbat of St. Alban's. Westm. 13 Oct. a. 38. [repeated from f. 70].

Letter of Henry III. to Robert de Ros Add. 203.

and others, to inquire in the county

of Herts respecting injuries com-
mitted. Westm. 28 July, a. r. 42
[1258], on a slip of parchment fas-
tened down to the foot of the page.

Extract from the great roll of the Pipe, G. A. i. 344.
of the return of the sheriff of Herts
relative to St. Alban's. 38 Hen. III.
"Breve regis missum de Wasconia"
to the sheriff of Herts, to send four
knights to Westminster. 14 Feb.
a. 38.
[1254.]