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300:
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Easter 1296 the
Archbishop of Rouen's dues brought him 20 livres Tournois, 14 sols and 9 denarii. At Easter 1298, again from the Archbishop of Tours, he received 25 gold florins, and 11+ sols; at Pentecost, the dues of the Archbishop of Rouen brought him 31 livres Tournois and 5 solidi. On 5 September 1298 he received from the dues of the Abbot of Majoris Monasterii (
174:, in which he deplores the activities of certain persons who were 'fishing in troubled waters', have been published. Nicolas was deeply involved in the conflict between the Regular masters of Theology and the Secular Masters and Canons of Paris. In 1288, he refused to confer the Licenciate in Theology on the Franciscan Giovanni da Morrovalle, despite papal demands.
158:. The notion that Nicolas de Nonancourt's family name was Layde (or L'Ayde, or L'Aide) apparently derives from this notice. It is not necessarily the case, however, that Layde was Canon Pierre's surname; it may have been a nickname or sobriquet to distinguish him from another Pierre in the Church of Evreux. Nicolas seems never to have used the name Layde.
271:) in Tours. In the autumn of 1298 Cardinal Nicolas served on a committee of cardinals who examined the election of the Abbot of S. Geneviève in Paris. On 22 November 1298 he obtained from Pope Boniface for the benefit of the Dean and Chapter of Nôtre Dame de Paris the privilege of naming a suitable person to the office of
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Laiacum. The
Cardinal also left 100 livres Parisis for the fabric of the Church of Paris, as well as one livre for vestments of expensive cloth (diaper) for the Church of Paris. His anniversary was to be observed solemnly, with the Canons in choir or their vicars wearing silken copes at the Vigil and Mass.
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of the
Cathedral of Notre Dame, the Chapter received 6 ½ livres Parisis in a purse each year, for the land which had been purchased with the Cardinal's money at Andresiacum; likewise there was an annual commemorative distribution of the income of a piece of property which the Cardinal used to have at
237:
amounted to 95 livres
Tournois, 4 solidi and 9 denarii. At Easter each cardinal received as his share from the dues paid by the Archbishop of Florence the sum of 41 florins and 7 solidi; around the same time, from the Archbishop of Tours, he received 7 livres Tournois, 14 sols, and 11 denarii. At
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Nonancourt was not the family name, derived from an ancient noble family of Paris (as
Ferdinand Ughelli supposed); François Duchesne pointed out that there was no such Parisian family. Nonancourt is mentioned in Cardinal Nicolas' memorial inscription as the villa in which he spent many happy days;
254:
by Pope
Boniface in a case involving the Diocese of Lund and the King of Denmark. In March 1298 he was a member of a commission of cardinals who examined the canonical election and character of the Abbot of Gerenrode in the diocese of Halberstadt. On 27 June 1298, he and thirteen other cardinals
216:
His income was considerable. For the year 1295, as his share from the census alone, he received 1,000 florins, and for the year 1296 9,009 florins and 13 denarii. For the year 1297, he received 9.033 florins, 4 solidi and 4 denarii; and, for the year 1298, 3033 florins 4 solidi and 4 denarii.
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On 20 June 1299 Pope
Boniface remarked in a document concerning the case between the Archbishop of Tours and the Bishop of Dol about the rights of the former over the latter, that, after much litigation, he had appointed Cardinal Nicolas as Auditor (Judge) in the case. On 29 July 1299 Cardinal
275:(secretary). On 28 March 1299, Pope Boniface ordered Cardinal Nicolas to investigate the case of a cleric of the diocese of Avranches, and, if appropriate, to dispense him from defects which prevented his ordination as a priest. On 11 May 1299 Pope Boniface notes in a letter that he had just (
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Nicholas was present in the papal palace at Anagni for the resignation of
Stoldus of Florence from a church in Pistoria. On 9 August 1299 the Pope remarked that Cardinal Nicolas had been one of the three examiners of the appointment of a new Abbot for the
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retained half of their income, the other have was shared among the nineteen cardinals. On 24 June, from the dues paid by the
Archbishop of Siena, he received as his share 33 florins, 17 sols. On 12 March 1296, his share from the dues paid by the Abbot of
761:
Paul Maria
Baumgarten (1897), "Die Cardinalsernennungen Cälastins V. im September und Oktober 1294," (Stephan Ehses, editor) Festschrift zum elfhundertjährigen Jubiläum des deutschen Campo Santo in Rom (Freiburg im Breisgau: Herder 1897)
279:) appointed Cardinal Nicolas to receive the resignation of the Rector of S. Albano de Bonavalle in Lisieux. On 17 June he was assigned to fill the vacancy of a parish in the diocese of Rouen.
711:
Paravicini-Bagliani, pp. 64-65. Eubel, p. 12, says 23 September. The Roman Curia was resident in Anagni from mid-March until the end of September: Potthast, pp. 1985-1990.
242:) in Tours the sum of 11 livres Tournois. There were many other distributions in which he probably participated, though his name does not specifically appear.
166:
Nicolas de Nonancourt was Chancellor of the University of Paris (1284-1288). During his term he preached at least one sermon, the text of which has survived, "
267:. At the same time he was a member of a committee of cardinals who examined the election and the personal character of the Abbot-elect of Majoris Monasterii (
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765:
Paul Maria Baumgarten (1898), Untersuchungen und Urkunden ĂĽber die Camera Collegii Cardinalium fĂĽr die Zeit von 1295 bis 1437 (Leipzig 1898).
330:
Eubel I, p. 12. Other dates are given in various sources, based on Necrologies, Obituaries, and ecclesiastical commemorations: 8 September (
208:
granting the Kingdoms of Aragon and Valencia to James, the son of King Pedro, who had been deposed and excommunicated by the pope.
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Cardinal Nicolas de Nonancourt made his Last Will and Testament in Anagni in 1299, and died on 22 September. According to the
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in Ferentino. On the same day the Pope noted that Nicolas had carried out the same function for the Abbot of the monastery of
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On 10 May 1297 Cardinal Nicolas shared in the money received from the deposition of Cardinals Jacopo and Pietro Colonna;
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Redditus (or Editus) est illa, quae Nonancuria villa fertur, ubi cua vigili fecit bona plura.
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70:
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Martyrology of Evreux: Roy Volume 5, "Nicholas Layde" p. 3. François Duchesne,
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Dominus Nicholaus de Grandicur decanus Parisien. tit. Sancti Laurencii in Damaso.
41:
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Notices et extraits de quelques manuscrits latins de la Bibliothèque nationale
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French university Chancellor, Dean of a Cathedral, and Roman Catholic Cardinal
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814:(Roma: Presso la Società alla Biblioteca Vallicelliana, 1980), pp. 64–65
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205:
135:
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Baumgarten (1898), "Untersuchungen", p. 107. In other places he is called
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of 83 livres Tournois, 6 sols, 8 denarii. In the books he is referred to as
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Die Finanzverwaltung des Kardinalkollegiums im XIII. und XIV. Jahrhundert
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In the winter of 1297/1298 he was appointed Auditor along with Cardinal
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138:). He was a French university Chancellor, Dean of a Cathedral, and
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Sermo in dominica in Adventu, mag. Nicolai, cancellarii Parisiensis
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Joseph Victor Le Clerc, Paul Meyer, Barthélemy Hauréau (editors),
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Nouvelle histoire des cardinaux françois, ornée de leurs portraits
220:
In 1295, he received a distribution from the contributions of the
786:, Volume V, second edition, revised (London: George Bell, 1906).
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Tomus 23 (Bar-le-Duc 1871), under year 1298, § 2-6, pp. 231-232.
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155:
299:
805:
Repertoire des maîtres en theologie de Paris au 13e siècle
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Dean of the Cathedral of Notre Dame de Paris (1288-1294).
134:, at a date unknown; died 23 September 1299, the Feast of
441:
II, no. 548 (16 June 1288) and 550 (1 December 1288).
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On 18 September 1294 he was created Cardinal Priest by
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Nicolas had a brother, Magister Petrus Layde, Canon of
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Preuves de l'Histoire de tous les Cardinaux François
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630:Tome 2, pp. 235-236, no. 2771 (7 November 1298).
784:History of the City of Rome in the Middle Ages
722:Cartulaire de l' Eglise de NĂ´tre Dame de Paris
336:Cartulaire de l' Eglise de Notre Dame de Paris
618:Tome 2, p. 112-113, no. 2564 (21 April 1298).
464:Nicholaus de Nancuria tituli Sancti Laurentii
170:". The extracts of another undated sermon,
151:it is a few miles west of the town of Dreux.
751:Tomus I (Paris 1889; Tomus II (Paris 1891).
581:Tome 2, p. 87-89, no. 2526 (27 March 1298).
338:IV, p. 143.), 24 September, or 21 November.
204:On 21 June 1295, he subscribed the Bull of
744:Tome cinquième (Paris: Chez Poinçot 1788).
666:Tome 2, p. 484, no. 3208 p. 489, no. 3217.
593:Volume 2, p. 61, no. 2477 (13 March 1298).
445:was later elected Minister General of the
807:(Paris: J. Vrin, 1933), pp. 401–402.
298:
819:Les universités françaises au Moyen Âge
812:I Testamenti dei Cardinali del Duecento
349:Histoire de tous les Cardinaux François
259:in which he ratified the peace between
217:The income from 1299 was 2050 florins.
180:
840:Chancellors of the University of Paris
827:
821:(Leiden: Brill, 1995), pp. 76–79.
749:Chartularium Universitatis Parisiensis
604:Caesaris Baronii Annales Ecclesiastici
439:Chartularium Universitatis Parisiensis
428:I, no. 522, pp. 633-634 (1 June 1285).
426:Chartularium Universitatis Parisiensis
388:Chartularium Universitatis Parisiensis
101:Dean of Cathedral of Notre Dame, Paris
458:In some papal registers he is called
800:I, edition altera (Monasterii 1913).
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189:and assigned the titular church of
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14:
861:
791:Histoire littéraire de la France
400:Histoire littéraire de la France
332:Obituarium Ecclesiae Parisiensis
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798:Hierarchia catholica medii aevi
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121:Chancellor, University of Paris
810:Agostino Paravicini Bagliani,
772:Tome II, fasc. 5 (Paris 1890).
770:Les registres de Boniface VIII
678:Tome 2, pp. 424-425, no. 3087.
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845:13th-century French cardinals
702:Tome 2, p. 467-468, no. 3180.
443:Giovanni Mincio da Morrovalle
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486:Regesta pontificum Romanorum
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777:Les registres de Nicolas IV
488:II (Berlin 1875) no. 24106.
111:Degree of Master (Magister)
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850:University of Paris alumni
700:Registres de Boniface VIII
688:Registres de Boniface VIII
676:Registres de Boniface VIII
664:Registres de Boniface VIII
652:Registres de Boniface VIII
640:Registres de Boniface VIII
628:Registres de Boniface VIII
616:Registres de Boniface VIII
591:Registres de Boniface VIII
579:Registres de Boniface VIII
690:Tome 2, p. 493, no. 3225.
654:Tome 2, p. 370, no. 2985.
642:Tome 2, p. 269, no. 2830.
402:Volume 26 (1898), p. 451.
285:monastery of S. Salvatore
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475:Eubel, p. 12, with n. 4.
172:Laudemus viros gloriosos
782:Ferdinand Gregorovius,
255:subscribed the Bull of
226:Nicolaus Parisien(sis).
193:; then he moved to the
140:Roman Catholic Cardinal
724:IV, p. 143. Duchesne,
364:Glorieux, pp. 401-402.
307:
754:Johann Peter Kirsch,
377:(Paris 1660), p. 252.
351:(Paris 1660), p. 332.
302:
199:San Lorenzo in Damaso
128:Nicolas de Nonancourt
53:San Lorenzo in Damaso
27:Nicolas de Nonancourt
181:Cardinal (1294—1299)
560:Kirsch, p. 120-121.
542:Kirsch, p. 113-114.
533:Kirsch, p. 112-113.
484:Augustus Potthast,
415:IV (1892), 155-157.
347:François Duchesne,
289:S. Ambrose in Milan
265:Edward I of England
261:Philip IV of France
803:Palémon Glorieux,
602:A. Theiner (ed.),
308:
230:Pope Boniface VIII
775:Ernest Langlois,
506:Kirsch, p. 97-99.
466:: Kirsch, p. 110.
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85:23 September 1299
67:18 September 1294
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817:Jacques Verger,
796:Conradus Eubel,
768:Georges Digard,
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222:Comtat Venaissin
187:Pope Celestine V
77:Personal details
71:Pope Celestine V
64:Created cardinal
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835:1299 deaths
447:Franciscans
103:(1288-1294)
90:Nationality
829:Categories
740:Jean Roy,
319:References
312:Obituarium
269:Marmoutier
246:Activities
240:Marmoutier
132:Nonancourt
117:Alma mater
98:Occupation
728:, p. 322.
437:Denifle,
424:Denifle,
201:in 1295.
130:(born at
108:Education
762:161-169.
726:Histoire
273:Tabellio
23:Cardinal
195:titulus
305:Anagni
212:Income
156:Evreux
146:Family
93:French
59:Orders
49:Church
277:nuper
235:Cluny
263:and
82:Died
197:of
69:by
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