Cui etiam praefatus papa Honorius misit pallium et literas, in quibus decernit hoc ipsum, quod in epistola ad Aeduinum regem missa decreverat; scilicet ut cum Doruvernensis vel Eburacensis antistes de hac vita transierit, is qui superest consors eiusdem gradus habeat potestatem alterum ordinandi, in loco eius qui transierat, sacerdotem; ne sit necesse ad Romanam usque civitatem per tam prolixa terrarum et maris spatia pro ordinando archiepiscopo semper fatigari.
To whom also the aforesaid pope Honorius sent a pall and letter, in the which he appointed the very selfsame thing that he appointed before in the epistle sent to King Edwin; which is, that when the bishop of Canterbury or the bishop of York hath departed this life, then his fellow of the same degree, which remaineth alive, shall have power to ordain a bishop to succeed, in the room of him which is now deceased; that it may not be needful always to travel and toil over such long space of land and sea as far as to Rome for the ordaining of an archbishop.
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