Letter XIX. To Thf, Same
(Circa A.D. 1127.)
He coin-mends the deputies1 from Rhcims.
It is the time for me to ask the fulfilment of your promise, so as to prove that I have not been wrong in putting all my confidence in you, since I have had the honour to make your .acquaintance and obtain your friendship. Be assured that I shall regard as done to myself whatever assistance you are able to give to these deputies from Rheims. I venture to make this request, not because I think myself of so great importance, but because you have made me the promise. \ hether you have done well, it is for you to see.
Footnotes
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Mabillon says: I find nothing in Marlot about this deputation. Perhaps it •was sent to Honorius to obtain of him the Pallium for Raynald de Martini, who had been translated from the See of Angers to that of Rheims, in 1124. 'But the following Letter speaks of another matter. ↩
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