died medieval english archbishop york prior appointment york royal clerk monk archbishop built adorned cathedral churches active bishops death monastery confiscated queen life came owned manor later life claimed born section likely later added death efforts declared saint belief infant survive section miracle fitting beginning future saint royal clerk prior appointment york monks maintained monk house possible monk royal clerk delayed visit rome receive given pope time archbishop claimed consecrated john bishops glasgow bishops probably lived diocese john ended germany dedicated church abbey presence king edward invitation chronicle states canterbury vacant canterbury election canterbury considered canonical excluded concerns canonical status expanded embellished churches built tower giving books items church consecrated council held london information attested book unreliable source escorted king scotland king edward court gloucester came south probably thank edward help restoring scottish throne acknowledge english king lord died december buried death honoured saint monks cult spread far bones predecessor found reputation poverty based actions traveled foot spent time preaching giving priests law usually attributed archbishop york authored instead possibly predecessor gave gifts gifts taken instead
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