Inspeximus, at the petition of the Convent of Duiske by G. (Geoffrey de Turville), Bp. of Ossory of the privilegium granted by Pope Innocent IV. to the Cistercian houses in Ireland, exempting them from tithes, Feb. 14, 1245.

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