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She said the president of the college has also ordered a full investigation into the theft.Ron Bailey , manager of campus security , said that after receiving the report from The Wingspan , trash bins were checked on campus , but no papers were found . Bailiffs [ 156 ] of royal estates everywhere owed their local surplus to the crown and were probably notified of the court 's approach . The position of the Frenchman both at court and in the church was galling to the bishops of the meseta in particular , all of whom , with the probable exception of Astorga , cherished some such ambitions for themselves and for their sees . Rhetoric commanded assent at least occasionally and , up to a point , logic [ 160 ] could resolve conflicts and conflicting alternatives . Alfonso would hardly , given his own problems at the time , have been willing to intervene decisively on the part of far away Braga even had he been so inclined . The Leonese queen could count on the loyalty of Asturias . However , once we turn to those other developments within the realm for this period concerning which chance literary evidence is absent , the clear trail of royal influence and authority so obvious in the case of Braga becomes much more difficult to detect or to follow . Its center is a group of five notaries whose service to the queen is relatively permanent , with a variety of others pressed into service on occasion . We need to recall that the mints of the age were a profit-making business and that the extraordinary activity of Alfonso VI 's government generated extraordinary royal expenses . His concession of several monasteries of the realm to Cluny has been presented as a practical solution to the problem of his inability to maintain the payment of the annual census pledged to the Burgundian house once the income from the parias began to dry up after 1086 . Quite possibly the new prominence of Toledo and Bernard had a part in provoking the revolt in Galicia in which the bishop of Santiago de Compostela had had such a prominent role in 1088 . Of course the royal court was even larger than that figure precisely because it must include also those additional numbers of hands and mouths that made it largely self-sustaining in its passage through the countryside . Again , the successful campaign of Alfonso VI in 1074 , which forced the taifa of Granada to render tribute , was quickly followed by a royal visit to Santiago de Compostela and the endowment of the shrine-church there . ( 66 ) At any rate the papal recognition of a new bishop for Santiago de Compostela enabled the king to demonstrate to his magnates the [ 247 ] strength of his influence and the number of his allies beyond the limits of the realm . On the other hand , a charter of Alfonso VI himself , dated Jan. 6 , 1081 , to the Castilian monastery of San Pedro de Arlanza , which would seem to place the king there , is suspect by reason of the confirmation of the later Bishop Raymond of Palencia Serrano , ed ., Cartulario de San Pedro , pp . Very little tactical sense is requisite to suggest placing a solid obstacle between one 's self and a potential attacker or to create a continuous line of barriers by placing the shafts of one cart on the body of the next . He also indicates the duration of the action indirectly when he comments on those who died simply of exhaustion from the weight of their armor .