Letters Letters CLI–CC Letter CLI. To Philip, the Intruded Archbishop of Tours. L Letter CLII. To Pope Innocent, on Behalf of the Bishop of Troves Letter CLIII. To Bernard Desportes/ of the Carthusian Order Letter CLIV. To the Same Letter CLV. To Pope Innocent, on Behalf of the Same Bernard When Elected Bishop.1 Letter CLVI. To the Same, on Behalf of the Clergy of Orleans Letter CLVII. To Haimeric, on Behalf of the Same Letter CLVIII. To Pope Innocent, on the Murder of Master Thomas, Prior of S. Victor, of Paris.S Letter CLIX. To the Same, in the Name of Stephen, Bishop of Paris, and on the Same Subject Letter CLX. To Haimeric, the Chancellor, in the Name of the Same Bishop Letter CLXI. To the Lori) Pope Innocent Letter CLXII. To Haimeric, the Chancellor, on the Same Subject Letter CLXIII. To John of Crema, Cardinal-PRIEST, on the Same Subject Letter CLXIV. To Pope Innocent in the Matter of the Church of Langres Letter CLXV. To Falco, Dean, and Guy, Treasurer, of the Church of Lyons Letter CLXVI. To Pope Innocent, on the Same Subject Letter CLXVII. To the Same, on the Same Subject Letter CLXVIII. To the Bishops and Cardinals of the Roman Court on the Same Subject Letter CLXIX. To Pope Innocent, on the Same Subject Letter CLXX. To Louis the Younger, Klng of the French Letter CLXXI. To Pope Innocent Letter CLXXII. To the Same, in the Name of Godfrey, Bishop of Langres Letter CLXXIII. To the Above-NAMED Falco Letter CLXXIV. To the Canons of Lyons, on the Conception of S. Mary Letter CLXXV. To the Patriarch of Jerusalem Letter CLXXVI. To Pope Innocent, in the Person of Albero, Arch Bishop of Treves Letter CLXXVII. To the Same, in the Person of the Same Letter CLXXVIII. To the Same, on Behalf of the Same Letter CLXXIX. To the Same, on Behalf of the Same Letter CLXXX. To the Same on Behalf of the Same Letter CLXXXI. To the Chancellor Haimeric Letter CLXXXII. To Henry, Archbishop of Sens Letter CLXXXIII. To Conrad, King of the Romans Letter CLXXXIV. To the Lord Pope Innocent Letter CLXXXV. To Eustace, Intrusive Occupier of the See of Valence Letter CLXXXVI. To Simon, Son of the Castellan of Cambray Letter CLXXXVII. To Call Together the Bishops of the Archdiocese of Sens Against Peter Abaelard. X Letter CLXXXVIII. To the Bishops and Cardinals of the Curia on the Same Subject Letter CLXXXIX. To Pope Innocent, on the Same Subject Letter CXC. To the Same, Against Certain Heads of Auaelard's Heresies Letter CXCI. To the Same, in the Person of the Archbishop of Rheims Letter CXCII. To Magister Gui Do Du Chatel, who had Been a Disciple of Peter, on which Peter Presumed Too Much, and who was Afterwards Pope Celestine Letter CXCIII. To Cardinal Ivo, on the Same Subject Letter CXCIV. Rescript of Pope Innocent Against -the Heresies of Peter Abaelard Letter CXCV. To the Bishop of Constance about Arnold of Brescia Letter CXCVI. To Gnno, the Legate, Ox the Same Subject Letter CXCVII. To Peter, Dean of Besanqon Letter CXCVIII. To Pope Innocent Letter CXCIX. To the Same Letter CC. To Magister Ulcer, Bishop of Angers, concerning the Grievous Quarrel Existing Between Him and the Abbess of Fontevraui/r
