![Item #2145 Recognition made before Pierre de Corbeil, archbishop of Sens and by Robert Baucauz de Granges, [Robertus Baucanz de Granchia, miles], for the brothers of the Hôtel-Dieu in Val-de-Provins, concerning the tithe of the parish of Cucharmoy guaranteed to them. Pierre de Corbeil.](https://foldvaribooks.cdn.bibliopolis.com/pictures/2145.jpeg?width=768&height=1000&fit=bounds&auto=webp&v=1620912928)
Recognition made before Pierre de Corbeil, archbishop of Sens and by Robert Baucauz de Granges, [Robertus Baucanz de Granchia, miles], for the brothers of the Hôtel-Dieu in Val-de-Provins, concerning the tithe of the parish of Cucharmoy guaranteed to them.
1221. 15 x 8,5 cm.
Manuscript on vellum.
Pierre de Corbeil was a French theologian and prelate . He was a master of theology at the University of Paris; his best-known pupil later became Pope Innocent III. Pierre received ecclesiastical preferment, becoming a canon of Notre Dame in Paris, Archdeacon of York (1198), Bishop of Cambrai (1199) and Archbishop of Sens (1200). He led the council at Paris in 1210 which forbade the public teaching and private reading of Aristotle's works on natural history. As archbishop Pierre was a respected familiar of King Philip Augustus. Of his works, including sermons and commentaries, very few have survived. An Office of the Assumption, used at Sens until the 17th century, and the Office for Circumcision are attributed to him.
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