A certain man had a son whom he gave to a very wealthy monastery.  The abate and the brothers demanded ten pounds to take his son.  His son, because of his age, did not know about the money.  The boy grew and with the passing of time and with a succesion of offices, he came of age and was ordained a priest.  Finally, he was elected bishop because of his talents.  His father gave his consent and prayers to his election and also money to a member of the archbishop's household;  he was consecrated bishop without knowing of his father's consent and of his gifts of money.  In the passing of time, he ordained several priests for money and to others he gave the sacerdotal benediction for free.  Finally, he was accused and convicted at the archiepiscopal court.  He accepted his judgment of damnation.

Quidam habens filium obtulit eum ditissimo cenobio exactus ab abbate et fratribus decem libras solvit ut filius susciperetur, ipso tamen beneficio etatis haec ignorante.  Crevit puer et per incrementa temporum et officiorum ad virilem etatem et sacerdotii gradum pervenit.  Exinde suffragantibus meritis in episcopum eligitur,  Interveniente  obsequio et paternis precibus data quoque pecunia cuidam ex consiliariis archiepiscopi consecratur iste in antistitem nescius paterni obsequii et oblate pecunie.  Procedente vero tempore nonnullos per pecuniam ordinavit quibusdam vero gratis benedictionem sacerdotalem dedit, tandem apud metropolitanum suum accusatus et convictus sententiam in se damnationis accepit.