Henry III turned back a ship that had almost reached England; he was urgently recalled by a dispute in Gascony (Wasconienses). (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris Luard IV p.245 · 줄 104–109)
The Canterbury convent and the Bishop of Lincoln quarreled bitterly over the removal of the abbot of Bardney. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris Luard IV p.245 · 줄 114–116)
Cardinal Sinibaldo was elected pope and took the name Innocent IV (around the feast of St John the Baptist's birth). (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris Luard IV p.256 · 줄 762–767)
The emperor lost Viterbo (Biterbium) and nearby places; Romans and Viterbans divided the castle's garrison between them. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris Luard IV p.267 · 줄 1526–1552)
Many soldiers on the emperor's side were killed, and a knight of his side died from a crossbow bolt. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris Luard IV p.267 · 줄 1561–1564)
Envoys and an interpreter of the Tartar king visited the King of Hungary twice. (Chronica Majora of Matthew Paris Luard IV · 줄 2037–2039)