What type of details about adam de lanark can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: adam de lanark , o.p. -lrb- died 1378 -rrb- was a 14th-century scottish dominican friar and prelate . possibly from a lanark burghess family , he was a dominican and a priest by 1356 , and by 1364 was styled '' magister '' , indicating the completion of a long university education . he first appears in the sources , c. 1355/6 as a confessor of king david ii of scotland ; he retained this royal position through the 1350s and into the 1360s ; adam received a number of english safe-conducts -lrb- between may 1356 and august 1357 -rrb- to visit king david , who for a time was a prisoner in england . adam spent a great deal of time at the papal court in avignon , france . he was there on 29 january 1359 , as a proctor for patrick leuchars , bishop of brechin . he was sent there again at some point by the crown , receiving payment for this trip sometime between august 1362 and november 1364 ; he is not styled '' bishop elect '' , meaning that this trip must have occurred before 1363 . in 1363 , adam de lanark was elected bishop of galloway and received papal provision to the vacant bishopric on 17 november 1363 . he was consecrated by 2 january 1364 . while seeking confirmation at the papal court , he probably presented a roll of petitions on behalf of king david ii and did receive a number of faculties in order to grant dispensations in the bishopric of galloway . bishop adam 's return to scotland is signalled by the grant of safe-conduct through england issued to him on 20 february . sometime before 25 january 1365 , he was in galloway witnessing a charter of thomas fleming , earl of wigtown . he was a frequent attender of royal councils and parliaments until 1371 , when his patron david ii died and was replaced on the throne by david ii 's long-time rival , robert stewart , earl of strathearn , who became robert ii of scotland . bishop adam is thereafter a harder figure to trace , and little more is known about his activities besides the fact that he is said to have died at the papal court in avignon during the...
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