]> 2026-08-15T02:33:53+00:00 Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. III.) 3100 en Rotuli Scotiae vol. 1 p. 852 book chapter 30 November 1360 document 1360-12-08Z 2218131.5 Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1) chapter 2025-07-21T20:02:02Z 2460878.3347454 Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.) 3100 1 plainlist 2 [[:Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. III.)]] [[Has person subject::+]] Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.)# QUERYb7bd3fd39f12ad50b1929290716a448d 3100 1 plainlist 2 [[:Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. III.)]] [[Has place subject::+]] Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.)# QUERYb72f67598b2222b647545ee25273477c 3100 1 plainlist 2 [[:Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. III.)]] [[Has related document::+]] Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.)# QUERY84310b4c7068293faed41140d8e41f8a 3100 1 plainlist 2 [[:Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. III.)]] [[Has related topic::+]] Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.)# QUERY6c8b74624e3eb6a2d1b085269eb3097b 3100 1 plainlist 2 [[:Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. III.)]] [[Has name::+]] Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.)# QUERYda98c7d6eb17b5d459d5265d17c49f8d 3100 1 plainlist 2 [[:Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. III.)]] [[Has place::+]] Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.)# QUERYd39d001aea409e3aed5565ca7a75f6b9 3100 1 plainlist 2 [[-Has subobject::Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. III.)]] Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.)# QUERY5308983d8e907b02bc9758e97648512a 3100 0 plainlist 1 [[:Source:Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. III.)]] Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.)# QUERYe7731d1f66807c23fe30d9fe2c04cf06 3100 [[#CITEREFMacphersonCaleyIllingworth1814|Macpherson, Caley & Illingworth 1814]], p. [https://archive.org/details/RotuliScotiaeVolume1/page/852/mode/1up 852]. Rotuli Scotiae vol. 1 p. 852 safe conduct 0 30 November 1360 1360-12-08Z 2218131.5 Timeline 30 November 1360 - All the lords and lords of the high and low, the viceroys, the majors, the bailiffs, the ministers, and the others, as well as their faithful ones, within the liberties which are given to them, etc. of the church, know that when [[John de Ros, 1st of Halkhead|John de Roos]] of [[Scotland]], the beloved and faithful brother of [[Godfrey de Ros, son of Sir Godfrey de Ros, Sheriff of Ayr|Godfrey de Roos]], comes to Godfrey in [[England]], we undertake to come with two horses to the kingdom, to stay there, and from there to those places, to return in peace and defense, and in safe and secure conduct. And therefore we command you, etc., as in similar matters, in whose &c. ours will last until the sixth day of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist. T. R. at Westminister. Rotuli Scotiae (vol. 1 34 Ed. 3.)#Main