Letter 11041: The borders of Faustus's property have been unjustly encroached on.
AD ROMANUM DEFENSOREM.
De possessionum Fausti finibus injusle pervasis.
Gregorius Romano deſensori
Gloriosissimus filius noster Faustus epistola di-
recta nos petiit, as8erens ab actionariis Syracusanze
'Ecclesiz 112% lines poxs:ssion's suz illic intra
Siciliam positos nuper violenter abla'os. Unde quia
omnino credimus aliennm , eum videre le volumus. Et
si quidem res nuper, ut asserilur, a possidente $4-
blata est, et hoc apud te maniſesta satisfactione cla-
ruerit, ejus cui subtracta est dominio *® reſormetur.
Et tune si quid actores przdictz Ecclesiz rationabili-
ter $ibj in finibus svis credunt posse competere, ele-
ctorum $ubeant sine dilatione judicium , ut cujus sit
proprietas judicantium $Senteutia decernatur ; quate-
nus per hoc episcopalis de illicita que prztenditur
invasione auſeratur invidia, et causa legali valeat
ordine finiri.
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