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The Segunda Crónica Anónima de Sahagún (Second Anonymous Chronicle of Sahagún) explains the disputes between the town’s burghers and the abbots Guillermo II, Guillermo III, García and Nicolás. The first two, who ruled the monastery between 1229 and 1244, left their position as abbots in very different circumstances. Guillermo II Pérez de la Calzada was dismissed by the papal visitors, then he was given the priory of Belver, and in his old age he lived in the monastery of San Zoilo de Carrión, where he composed the Rithmi de Iulia Romula in 1250. Guillermo III was made a cardinal in 1244 and died in Lyon in 1250. This paper examines their governance of the monastery and the circumstances of such dismissals in the context of the internal conflicts of a Benedictine monastic community affected by the dispositions of the Fourth Lateran Council, the dispute between the monastery and the burghers, and the factional in-fighting

Guillermo Pérez de la Calzada, el cardenal Guillermo y la crisis del Monasterio de Sahagún en el siglo XIII