October 15, Sleaford
Mandate to the dean, the archdeacon, and the sub-dean of Lincoln, to warn and induce the chaplains and other clerks of Beverley to abandon the evil custom of taking their meals away from the common table, so that the poor are deprived [of the remains]. Mar. Authority to John, sometime bishop of Ardfert, who has resigned the bishopric, to exercise the office of a bishop by 35.) permission of the diocesans. [Theiner, 23.] 9 HONORIUS III. 101 To the archbishops, bishops, and other prelates of England. Condemnation of a book entitled Perifisis, already condemned in the provincial council of Sens, which is used in some monasteries and other places, ordering them to send all copies of it to the pope to be solemnly burned, or to burn them in public: of the five books of which it consists, the first begins Sepe mihi cogitanti diligentius que quantum vires suppetunt inquirenti ; and ends fige limitem libri sat enim est vn co compleeum : the fifth begins Nune ergo, and ends et iy ee recte cognoscentium convertit in lucem.
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