The king replies that he does not trust the sender, who has often lied, and therefore will not make peace. Letter of canons to the pope seeking confirmation of their election of B. as bishop. A student at Paris seeks funds from his lay brothers. Encyclical letter sent by M., bishop of Lerida, seeking funds for the dedemption of captives from the Saracens. Encyclical letter off commendation issued by M., bishop of Lerida and carried by an unnamed traveling cleric, requesting that he be allowed to celebrate Mass wherever he goes.
Monks accuse their abbot of insufficiency and laxness.
One friend offers consolation to another concerning the misfortune of their mutual friend, the lord of Scobiensis. Encyclical letter of commendation, requesting that the bearer be admitted as a canon. The chapter responds that by papal privilege they have only fifty prebends for canons, of which there are presently none vacant. A part of the cathedral chapter asks the pope to confirm their recent election of M. as bishop and praise his merits. Another part of the chapter disputes this election and accuses M. of foul morals.