Chronicles of the Crusades

obbcrs, who took from llim all his snbstmce ; mil, a;: Irc Ilnil
no IIIC~ISlcf't wllcrewitl~ Ile n~igllt proc~cil, he tr~rnccl 11is
course to\vards tlie pop, nncl wllcn with lliJ in:;in~i:l.bion It(:
11ml I~crno:~nc~I llis ~r~isclla~~ce nntl poverty to Ili~n, the clcl~lcncy
of tlic Holy See tlismissecl l~ilil IIO~TIC,nbsoIv~i1 fro111 his VOW.
Scct. 15. The bishop of Winclrcster, Lcing n.Kectcfitl with n
sclious tliscnsc:, rcm~iuctl some til~le beyond the sen. The
bisllop of l)urIln~~~ in 11:~stc p~~ocectlet~ ilirect to 1~011~1~11,
1,ut uot beiltg receive11 Ly thc b:n.ons of thc Escl~cr~ncr,
11e Il:rstily, ns if sure to triumpl~, pursues his wny :lRor
tile CII:LIICCIIO~, WII~zt tl~:~,l tirue II:LL~ gone ou nu espetlilio~l
to~vnl.ils Li~~colil ; wl~om l~nving ovc~.hkcn, Iic snlnted ill
the I.;i~t~'snmlic, not ticcly nor witllont a frown, mil tllcn
cluc~ioi~e~l Ililn seriously conccrl~il~gthe %firs of state,
alld, indcctl, ss if lie would not suKer nny tiriyg to bc done
witllont Ilis consenl. IIc 11i!glcctccl fine lnngu:~,qc :~ud loug
wonls, and while he bon:jtetl too n~uch of' pwcr not yet
rcceivcgl, uot co~lsitlering with wl~oni IIC -\sas spc:~l~iyg, he
loos~ly utterccl whntclrcr IIC vllght to hve IiC]?t secret, At
_ tllc conclr~sion of Ilis silrlrcss, tl~e stnff is p ~ luitlr ~ i to silcncc
tnll;, tllc Iiitlg's solcrnn nct 111ncl1 to be rcvercncc~l is e:;l~iLited
for rccitd. Thc II~OIIII~~I~IIS trnvail, the silly Inolcsc is ],yoduccd.
Tllc ol,,wvmcc ot' strict silence is eqjoined during
t!~e Icing's ~nnnclsic ; :1l1 wcrc Ilaslicd, nnd nttcntive Iielcl tllcir: