Gregory to Eugenius, deacon. The servants of God of the monastery which is established in the city of Blera have represented that they are sustaining a most grievous need concerning lands. And since it behooves us to bring counsel to such persons, we command your Experience by this authority, that you ought to hand over to them the appendage which is called Agellus, from the body of the estate of Gratiliana, with its boundaries, which we granted them to hold by full right of our Church for a space of thirty-six years. But also the little plot of thirty modii from the aforesaid estate, which they are known to have possessed as given to them by us before, we likewise grant them to hold for the aforesaid space of years, so that by such provision the community established there may be able to have solace in this matter.
Let your Experience therefore, supported by the authority of this precept, not delay to deliver to them the aforesaid lands, so that with a freer mind they may be able to persevere in the praises of God.