Letter 10030: This is my second letter to you about the property that is claimed to have been granted to the monastery.

TO CASTORIUS THE NOTARY. He admonishes him once again that, concerning the possession which was said to have been granted to the monastery, he should do what is just. Gregory to Castorius the notary. You recall that we recently instructed Your Experience [a title of address for the notary] concerning the possession which is said to have been granted under a deed of gift to the monastery of Saints Mark, Marcellinus, and Felicula, which is situated at Ravenna, because the case [...]. For which reason we have undertaken to admonish you again by this our directive, that you ought to be watchful and attentive in the matter itself. And if you should ascertain that it was plainly given as a donation, and there is nothing that can be objected against the Church on the part of our side, you are not to create any impediment to the monastery's holding of that same possession. But if, on the other hand, because (as we have said) the case is well known to you, you have grounds which could justly be alleged on behalf of the Church's interests, it is necessary that you, together with the other party, submit to the judgment of chosen arbiters, so that both the truth may be ascertained and what the order of equity has counseled may be settled.

AD CASTORIUM NOTARIUM. Iterum monet ut de pos8essione que monas(erio con- ces:a dicebatur quod justum est ſaciat. Gregorius Castorio notario. Experientie tuz in prasenti nos recolis prece- pisse ut de possessione que monasterio $anctorum Marci, Marcellini et Feliculzx, quod Ravennz situm es, Jargilalis litulo dicitur esse concessa, quia cau- Vatic. In vet. Ed legitur, an esse compositum potuis- get, jam contra, etc. In rgcent., an esse compositum 8ciri potuisset ; jam, elc., in utraque lectione Sensus ſrusira queritur. Hoc loco idem est compositum ac fetum. Hist., c. 19, narrat eos Ntalie partem pervasisse. © In recent. $ic claudilur epistola, Datum mense Pro qua re hac te iterum nostra przxceptione qduxi- mus commonendum, ut in re ipsa vigilans debeas esse atque Sollicitus. Et si maniſesle .donatam esse cognoveris, et nihil est quod a partibus nostre ob- jici possit Eeclesize, impelimentum aliquod mona- : sterio ad tenendum ips2m possesSionem non ſacias. Si vero quia, prout diximus, causa bene libi est co- gnita, habes quod juste possit pro Ecclesie partibus allegari, electorum te cum parte allera necesse est Subire judicium, ut et veritas cognosci,. et quod #- quitatis ordo suaserit, valeat definiri,