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Nevertheless the continuing , mutually rewarding cooperation of monarch and monastery is [ 212 ] striking . He did so even more dramatically when he also consecrated the very cathedral of Braga itself on August 28 , 1092 , while its bishop languished in a monastery . ” But Macke said she is not sure what the outcome of another round of student-fee allocations will be . On March 11 , 1088 , Alfonso VI granted a charter in which he endowed the monastery of San Servando , just across the Tajo from Toledo , and ceded it to the papacy but with the provision that it should be permanently administered by the abbot of the monastery of Saint-Victor of Marseilles , who would pay an annual tribute in gold to Rome for that privilege . Certainly the Leonese king would have been anxious to seize every opportunity to enhance his prestige and position in the face of the new threat developing in the Muslim south . Doubtless some other pretext was alleged to put the best face possible on the exile of the most powerful single noble of the realm , but the event inevitably encouraged unrest generally , underlining publicly as it did the discord and tension within the dynasty itself . However , the law does allow for financial information to be released , said Lee Smith , associate vice president for legal affairs at UT . While Alfonso VI must have been pleased to have thus received a further guarantee that his own direct line would endure , the old king was evidently not willing to settle for a long minority and the real rule of his Burgundian son-in-law . Of February 20 , 1089 , Urban confirmed , to " karissimo fratri Ricardo , " the privileges and possession of his monastery of Saint Victor of Marseilles , including the right of administering the papal monastery of San Servando outside Toledo . In addition to that great advantage , he was now also better able to distance his ambitious son-in-law somewhat more from the seat of power . The army and the court would have to have been large enough and sufficiently splendid to allow the defenders of the city to surrender without losing face completely before their coreligionists . Even in the face of defeat he rarely surrendered the initiative . The " Historia Compostelana " says that Alfonso , his son-in-law Raymond , and his daughter Urraca , with the counsel of the clergy and people of Compostela , chose a Cluniac monk to be the new bishop . They hope the law will lead to greater openness and safety at Tennessee college and university campuses.Carolyn S. Carlson , vice chairwoman of the Society of Professional Journalist ’ s subcommittee on campus crime , approves of the step Tennessee has taken and hopes that other states will follow in its path .