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 abbot of Waltham, and the archdeacons of Winchester and Gloucester. Mandate to cause to be admitted into the Benedictine convents of Derliyng, Elestow, and Godstou, in the dioceses of London and Lincoln, three girls, who wish to enter that order, on the nomination of Aymer de Valentia, earl of Pembroke. April. To John, bishop of Norwich. Indult to absolve ten of his subjects who have been guilty of sins, absolution for which is reserved to the apostolic see.

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