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132. On Achard's prioracy <strong>of</strong> Entrepeñas, see Arch. Hist. Nac.. Clero, leg. 1183, no. 16 bis (1153),<br />
unnumbered perg. (1164), no. 21 (1172); <strong>and</strong> on the shift to Nájera, RODRÍGUEZ DE LAMA, Col.<br />
dipl. ríojana, no. 6, pp. 105-6: "prior Acchardus ste Marie de Nazara" (dated mensc Septembrio, 1174).<br />
(dated mense Septembrio, 1174).<br />
133. See n. 126, supra.<br />
134. MONTERO DÍAZ, Col. dipl. S. Martín de Jubia, no. 81; GONZÁLEZ, Fern<strong>and</strong>o II, no. 18.<br />
135. P. KEHR, Papsturkunden in Spanien, II. Navarra und Aragón in Abh<strong>and</strong>lungen der Gesellschaft<br />
der Wissenschaften zu Göttingen, phil.-hist. Kl., N. F., t. 22, 1928, Heft 50, no. 77.<br />
136. KEHR, no. 89.<br />
137. FITA, Concilio de Lérida, no. 3; RODRÍGUEZ DE LAMA, Col. dipt, riojana. in Berceo, t. 12,<br />
1957, no. 80.<br />
138. KEHR, no. 109.<br />
139. FITA, Concilio de Lérida, no. 4; GONZÁLEZ, Alfonso VIII, III, n. 937 ('sin fecha').<br />
140. VALDEAVELLANO, Historia de España, I, 2, 560-1; GONZÁLEZ, Fern<strong>and</strong>o II, 22-4, 32-3, 36-<br />
8, 41-4, 58-9, 67-9, 78-86.<br />
141. GONZÁLEZ, Alfonso VIII, I, 774-820.<br />
142. Chartes de Cluny, IV, 3582.<br />
143. ROBERT. État des monastéres espagnols, 352, 378.<br />
144. Ibid., passim.<br />
145. POTTHAST, 2395; Bull. Clun., 99-100.<br />
146. DA COSTA, Ordem de Cluny em <strong>Portugal</strong>, no. 3, p. 29.<br />
147. POTTHAST, 2396; Bull. Clun., 100.<br />
148. POTTHAST, 2397; Bull. Clun., 100.<br />
149. <strong>The</strong> other Portuguese house, Santa Justa de Coimbra, if not already lost by this time, was doubtles<br />
so effectively subjected to episcopal control under the terms <strong>of</strong> Maurice Bourdin's charter as not to<br />
raise the question.<br />
150. Chartes de Cluny, V, 4403, with date '1201 (?)'. On this document <strong>and</strong> its correct dating, see<br />
further, infra. On various topics in the history <strong>of</strong> Santa María de Nájera in the late 12 th <strong>and</strong> 13th<br />
centuries, see GONZÁLEZ, Alfonso VIII, I, 483-493; but a comprehensive study, monastic,<br />
administrative, economic <strong>and</strong> cultural, <strong>of</strong> this great priory is an imperative need.<br />
151. Semeno's prioracy can be traced between 1197 (GONZÁLEZ, Alfonso VIII, III, no. 661), by which<br />
time he had succeeded Dur<strong>and</strong>us (last attested for 1194: FITA, Concilio de Lérida, no. II; KEHR,<br />
Papsturkunden Nav. u. Arag., no. 208), <strong>and</strong> 1201 (Chartes de Cluny, V, 4402). Girard appears first in<br />
1202 <strong>and</strong> down to 1205 in the Nájeran charters published by RODRÍGUEZ DE LAMA, Col. dipl.<br />
riojana in Berceo, t. 10, 1955, nos. 12a, 12b, 133, 136.<br />
152. <strong>The</strong> lamentably few documents between 1186 (no. 19) <strong>and</strong> 1223 (no. 22) in Marcellin BOUDET'S<br />
massive Cartulaire du prieuré de Saint-Flour, Monaco, 1910, do not name the prior; the index makes<br />
plain that Eustorgius was a fairly common appellative in noble families <strong>of</strong> this part <strong>of</strong> Auvergne.<br />
Aymeric was presumably the prior <strong>of</strong> Saint-Germain-d'Auxerre in the time <strong>of</strong> Abbot William I, 1208-<br />
1220; cf. Gallia Christiana, XII, 385-6.
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