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Patriarch was also Apostolic Legate

1181x1191

Mansi gives two councils, but they belong to the same one

Gauthier de Coutances

https://books.google.com/books?id=ZtJEAAAAcAAJ

Acta giving summary of diocesan statutes issued at synod, rather than statutes proper

Martene, Thes, IV, col. 1177-80

Mansi 22, col. 647-50 & suppl. t. 2, coll 755-58;

https://books.google.com/books?id=bjSeGwAACAAJ

For province of Narbonne, convened by legate of Celestine III

Baluze, Concilia Galliae Narbonensis, pp28-38

https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k51606z/

for province of Antivari

1194x1206

Mandate to archdeacons

1200 (ca.)

Earlier attribution to Gerardo da Sesso challenged in Olivieri, Costituzioni di Gerardo da Sesso

Text digitized by kind request of Carol Symes
Printed in Sormani as single text along with ID1823

Barthélemy de Vendôme

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k51606z/f2.image

1200x1215

England (unknown)

Issued for an unknown English diocese; lat/long location marked as Canterbury

1200x1208

1200x1208

likely issued following Innocent III's 1205 letter to the bishop of Paris concerning Jews (see Pontal, SS, I, 41-43)

first lines illegible in MS

Géoffroy de la Lande

convened by Legates Milo and Hugues, Bishop of Riez and Apostolic Legate (from 1208-1213); convened prelates included AB Vienne, Arles, Embrun, Aix, and bishops of dioceses surrounding Toulouse in the province of Narbonne

According to edition, these were reissued 1236 by Bp Wilbrand van Oldenburg, but he died in 1233.

Joosting, Bronnen, V, 48-53

1209 (ca)

dating uncertain (Johanek gives ca. 1203/05, reworked until sometime before 1215; Pixton gives 1209, given that Siegfried held a provincial synod that yer)

Siegfried II. von Eppstein

1208/1209

Pontal gives 1208; Vincent (Letters and Charters of Cardinal Guala Bicchieri, 151-53) gives 1209

Most of the surviving texts appear alongside statutes of Paris, but Guala's intended reach was broader (and constitutions were later promulgatd in Normandy)

Fonseca, A proposito della "Constitutio Gale" del 1208, "Studia Gratiana", XIII (1967), pp. 47-55

1198x1215

MS ascribes it to Bp Eustace of Ely, but this is not certain

Powicke & Cheney I, 41-42

1209x1211

These are interspersed with additions by Bp Sigebaldo (r. 1249-68)

Gerardo da Sesso

As noted by Olivieri, "Note sulla tradizione sinodale," n. 26: The statutes attributed to Gerardo at pp. 32-33 of the Salsotto edition are in fact those issued by Goffredo card. S. Marco for Lodi in 1229.

for brief discussion of dating, see Maccarrone, Cura animarum, 277, n22; Franceschini, Storia di Milano, IV, pp166-69 dates it (surely incorrectly) to 1212

AB was papal legate; whether he was actually AB of Milan is somewhat shaky

Gerardo da Sesso

Text digitized by kind request of Carol Symes
Printed in Sormani as single text along with ID2337

Olivieri, Costituzioni di Gerardo da Sesso

1213/1214

July 1213 or July 1214

month uncertain; for date, see Dickson, "Le cardinal Robert de Courcon" AHDLMA 9, 1934, pp90-91

Seems to be directed to entire province, but scope is unclear (and there is no extant roster of participants)

Robert de Courcon

1213 (aft.)

Pontal (Conciles de la France capetienne, p397) notes that these postdate the 1213 legatine statutes, and come instead from later councils.

Seems to be directed to entire province, but scope is unclear (and there is no extant roster of participants)

Robert de Courcon

Robert de Courcon

Statutes for Bourges Cathedral Chapter

Henry de Loundres

Probably held in February-March; see Dickson, Vie du Cardinal Robert de Courson, 96

No extant roster of participants

Robert de Courcon

Bessin, Concilia Rotomagensis I, 110-126

https://www.unicaen.fr/bvmsm/ead.html?id=FR_UCBN_MSM_mss_av&c=FR_UCBN_MSM_mss_av_Avranches_BM_149_w6

Bath and Glastonbury

Diocese renamed Diocese of Bath in 1219, then Bath & Wells from 1245

Jocelinus Thoteman

Powicke & Cheney I, 44-46

1202x1223

dating from Diplomatarium Danicum

place unclear; according to the first redaction, it took place on the island of Zealand

council opened on Jan 8, 1215; it had been convened by Robert de Courson but was presided over by Peter of Benevento

Included Archbishops of Narbonne, Auch, Aix, Arles, and Embrun, as well as 28 suffragan bishops

legate a latere for France

Peter of Benevento

Baluze, Concilia Galliae Narbonensis, pp38-58

https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k51606z/

Pontal, Conciles, 391-94

1216/1217

Newtown near Trim

late September or early October

Text bound together with Gregory the Great's Moralia in Job and the Lateran IV decrees

see Mierau, Vita Communis und Pfarrseelsorge; Pixton, Watchmen, 227-31; Johanek, Synodalia, I.51-52, 89

1216 (ca.)

1216/1217

after 1215; probably 1216/1217

Dated 1271 in Helcel, but 1217 by Vetulani; see Krafl, Polske provincialni synodi, 139

Vetulani, Statuty synodalny Henryka Kietlicza, 10-13

1217x1219

with additions 1219x1228; reissued for Durham 1228x1236 after Bp Poore was translated to that see

Powicke & Cheney, I, 57-96

Edition is based on "a copy for official use of the first version of the Salisbury statutes"

1216x1219

Guillaume II. de Beaumont

Paris, BnF lat 11029, fol 25-38

Paris BnF lat 11030, fol 4-25; BnF lat 18340, fol 14-26v; others in Nantes

1219 (ca.)

dating given by Gremaud and upheld by Morenzoni, despite objections by some others (incl. Treyer), who push it to 1233 or later; Postscript section added after 1300

1219x1224

Guillaume de Seignelay

Synodicon ecclesie Parisiensis, ed. Fr. de Harlay, Paris: Muguet, 1674. (pp26-28)

http://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k6251679t

https://books.google.com/books?id=Qz9AAAAAcAAJ

Paris, BnF B-5590, B-20473; Bib Sainte-Genevieve, C 8' 571 INV 161

Held at Osney Abbey, outside Oxford

1222x1225

England (unknown)

Issued for an unknown English diocese; lat/long location marked as Canterbury

1224 (ca.)

Peter des Roches

dated 1223 in Bessin, Mansi, and Hefele; but Normandy used Easter-style dating (as noted by Vincent Tabbagh, in Fasti Ecclesiae Gallicanae)

Thibaut of Amiens

Bessin, Concilia, I, pp130-132

https://books.google.com/books?id=0SGIk69vxS0C

May not have been issued in a synod but simply sent in letter from AB to suffragans

1222x1228

1219x1234

attribution to Hugh Foliot (and hence dating) not certain

was originally to be held at Cologne

Conrad had legatine authority over Mainz, Cologne, Trier, Bremen, and Magdeburg

Hartzheim, Concilia III, 520-25

https://books.google.com/books?id=-d5KAAAAcAAJ

Gathering of all the bishops of Sardinia, under authority of legate Goffredo

Elevated to archdiocese in 1459

fragmentary toward end

1227 (ca.)

Curzel, Secondo sinodo

Pedro Ramirez de Piedrola

1225x1230

Issued for an unknown English diocese (Cheney tentatively suggested Hereford as a possibility);

Given name "Constitutiones cuiusdam episcopi" in MS

went on to hold councils at Salamanca and Lleida, and elsewhere

For prelates of Castile and Leon

Old Spanish

1227x1230

Originating location unclear

1229 (ca.)

Compilation (Diocesan)

LIber synodalis

Avril, Naissance et evolution, 212-215

1229 (?)

MS ref gives 1229, Degert (Liste critique des eveques d'Aire) gives 1299; but there doesn't appear to have been a Bp Martin for either date; acc. Gams, there was a Bp Martin in 1194, and a second in 1300.

Reference includes only fragments of original text.

Statutes concerning the cathedral chapter, confirmed by the papal visitor

Conrad I of Rüdenberg

Hartzheim, Concilia Germaniae, IV, 657-58

https://books.google.com/books?id=kbNumdYKdrkC

no statutes; just fiscal decision

1229/1230

25 March 1229 x 24 March 1230

diocese also known as "The Isles'; see Cheney, Manx Synodal Statutes, pt 1
actually a Possession of the Crown; not part of either England, Scotland or the U

see Cheney, Manx Synodal Statutes, pt 1

Maccarrone, Cura animarum, 321, opts for 1228; Benvenuti opts for 1237, Mansi opts for 1287; Olivieri, Tradizione sinodale, 310, gives 1229

council held by Goffredo di Castiglione, apostolic legate in Lombardy (later Pope Celestine IV); statutes then issued by Enrico di Settala, AB of Milan

Muratori, RIS, 8, cols. 1065-1068; Salsotto, Per la storia della chiesa novarese, pp32-33

https://books.google.com/books?id=lOJVAAAAcAAJ

https://archive.org/stream/RerumItalicarumScriptores8/Rerum_Italicarum_Scriptores_8#page/n585/mode/2up

Mansi edition taken from Muratori.
See also the version surviving in Novara MS (ed. Salsotto), though these are mistakenly attributed to Gerardo, Bp of Novara; for clarification, see Olivieri, Note sulla tradizione sinodale, n. 26

celebrated by cardinal legate, for province of Tarragona

Jean Halgrin d'Abbeville

Pons Guri, Constitucions conciliars, Repr. II, pp236-251

AB of Narbonne, Bordeaux, and Auch participated, along with many others

Romano Bonaventura

Romain de Saint-Anges

1229 (ca.)

Compilation (Diocesan)

1225x1235

reworked and augmented by Hostiensis in 1249

Durand de Beaucaire

Facing page French translation

1224x1237

Coventry and Lichfield

Alexander of Stavensby

1225x1237

1220x1240

mid-13th-c, likely 1220s or 1230s acc. Watt

Concilia Scotiae, II, pp30-43

Statutes of the Scottish Church, pp30-45 (translation)

survives in MS begun in 1380s

Watt, Church Councils, 58-60

1230x1240

13th-c; dating unclear but likely 1230s acc. Watt

Concilia Scotiae, II, pp44-52

Statutes of the Scottish Church, pp46-56 (translation)

Watt, Church Councils, 63-65

Asparec de la Barca

Guillaume II. de Beaumont

1228x1236

first issued for Salisbury 1217x1219; with additions 1219x1228 and reissued for Durham 1228x1236 after Bp Poore was translated to that see

Powicke & Cheney, I, 57-96

dated 17 March 1219 in Sudendorf; dated 17 March 1230 in most other works; for dating to 21 March 1231, see Kohn, Verketzerung, 75-78

R. Kohn, Die Verketzerung der Stedinger durch die Bremer Fastensynode, Bremisches Jahrbuch 57 (1979), 15-86

1231/1232

1231 (ca.)

Juhel de Mathefelon

Elevated to archdiocese in 1459

Dated 1234 in Mansi and Palazzini; Cabie argued it was held before 26 April 1232; Dossat notes that it was probably held around April 11 (Easter) of that year, and rules out anything earlier than spring 1232

Bp of Tournai and apostolic legate; attendance at council uncertain

Dossat, Remarques sur la légation de l'évêque Gautier de Tournai dans le Midi de la France ; and Cabie, Date du concile de Béziers, 349-357

Kodeks Dyplomatyczny Wielkopolski, t. 1, (Poznan, 1877), no. 150

Hube, Antiquissimae constitutiones...Gnesnensis, 1856, 1-8

http://www.wbc.poznan.pl/Content/20061/kw_01.html

https://books.google.com/books?id=SaYSmwEACAAJ

Siegfried III von Eppstein

Promulgated by AB of Tours, during episcopal visitation of diocese of St-B, with consent of Bp Guillaume Pinchon (r. 1220-1234)

Juhel de Mathefelon

Palazzini, Dizionario, sv Tours

Gallia christiana novissima, Arles, cols. 382-85, no. 988

https://books.google.com/books?id=B4JPAAAAYAAJ

some of the statutes applied to whole province (margin notes these as “est provinciale”)

Géraud de Malemort

Facing page French translation; MS fragmentary in parts

1229x1241

issued between c. 1229x1241; revised 1241 x c.1270

Statutes for archdeaconry of London; not issued in a synod