July 1, Avignon

Order date: uncertain Edward III · Papal Registers

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Dated in source: “July 1” · Place: Avignon (Papal court)

To the same, Faculty to compel all persons to obey their and injunctions, no appeal being allowed. [Ibid. 9938,] REGESTA, VOL. LX. To the same. Licence, if they are obliged to leave the realm, to carry on the business of their mission, and exercise authority over all persons, exempt or non-exempt, secular or religious. To the same or any of them. Mandate to proceed in their mission, though cardinal Arnald be hindered from doing so. Master John de Solerio, canon of Hereford, is the bearer of papal letters to Portugal. To all prelates of Christendom, and amongst them to those of England and Ireland.

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