37. Historia ecclesiastica, ed. M. Chibnall (6 vols.; Oxford: Clarendon Press,
g. r. evans The letters of an archbishop are a very different matter from the letters of an abbot. It is not merely that they cover a different and wider range of subject matter. It is also that they have an importance as a diocesan or provincial record; and that they may not all be the personal compositions of their "author." For an archbishop needs a secretary, or a series of clerks. In part, Anselm's later letters reflect this difference of purpose.
33. S iii: 293.
34. Eadmer, Life, ii.iv, 66.
35. Ibid., ii.viii, 69.
36. Ibid., ii.xiii, 80.
37. Historia ecclesiastica, ed. M. Chibnall (6 vols.; Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1969–80), vol. iv (1973), 176–78.
38. Southern, Portrait, 237–38.
39. Malmesbury, Gesta Regum Anglorum, ii, paras. 413–17.
40. Eadmer, Life, ii.v, 67 and Eadmer, Historia Novorum, 43–45.
41. Letter 17 (S iii: 123.15–27).
42. Letter 17 (S iii: 123.15–27).
43. Southern, Portrait, 241.
44. Ibid., 243.
45. Ibid., 244–45.
46. Eadmer, Life, ii.xxi, 93.
47. Ibid., ii.xxix, 106.
48. Ibid., ii.xxxiv, 112–13.
49. Ibid., ii.xlvii, 124.
50. Ibid., ii.l, 127–28.
51. Ibid., ii.lii, 130.
52. Ibid., ii.liv, 132.
53. Ibid., ii.lxi, 138.
54. Ibid., ii.lxiv, 140.
55. Ibid., ii.lxv, 142.
56. Letter 20 (S iii: 126).
57. Southern, Portrait, 167, 192.
58. Mon. 4 and 6 (S i: 17.5–8 and 19.26–29); cf. Hugh of St. Victor, De Tribus Diebus, ed. D. Poirel (Corpus Christianorum Continuatio Medievalis
77; Turnhout: Brepols, 2002), 44.
59. Prosl. 2 (S i: 101.3).
60. Hugh of St. Victor, De Tribus Diebus, 56–57.
61. Commentaria in Epistolam Pauli ad Romanos, ed. E. M. Buytaert
(CCCM 11), 118–19.
62. De tabernaculo, ed. G. de Martel (CCCM 54; 1983), 192.
63. S i: 242–44.
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