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A history of the University of Oxford

Note 14 — Chapter VI · THE UNIVERSITY IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY.

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It is stated that, so far back as 1268, the inceptors in civil law were numerous enough to overflow the Oxford hostels, and to be quartered in Oseney Abbey. In 1431 the expense to be incurred in scholastic banquets on inception in arts was limited by statute.

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