INDEX.

A. A., warden at London, 136, n. 4. A., of Hereford, secretary to Adam Marsh, 33; biographical notice of, 185. Abburbury, 109. Abdy, Robert, Master of Balliol, bequest, 106. Aberdeen, Observant friars at, 89, n. 4. Abingdon, monks of, 2, 12, n. 2; mentioned, 108. Acre (Palestine), 8. Acre (Norfolk?), 180. Acton, Nic., bequest, 103. Adam of Bechesoueres, physician, 181; notice of, 187. Adam of Bury St. Edmund’s, Archdeacon of Oxford, 102, n. 1. Adam of Corf, friar Minor, 219. Adam Godham: see Adam Wodham. Adam of Hekeshovre: see Adam of Bechesoueres. Adam of Hoveden or Howden, lector, mentioned, 163; notice of, 162. Adam of Kydmersford, robber, 308. Adam de Lakeor, Dominican, 334. Adam of Lathbury, abbat of Reading, 235, n. 4. Adam of Lincoln, lector and provincial, notice of, 160. Adam Marsh or de Marisco, upholds Franciscan poverty, 4, and n. 8, 11, 22; books bequeathed to him, 57; royal ambassador, 7, 307-8; influence at Oxford, 8; relations to Walter de Merton, 9, and Richard Earl of Cornwall, 25, n. 2; friendship with Simon de Montfort, 32, Grostete, 32, 48, 57, Walter of Madele, 189, Roger Bacon, 192, 193; lecturer to the friars at Oxford, 31-32, 36, 37, 186, 188; letters illustrating the position of lector and socius, 33-4, 56, n. 3; his socius, 185, 186, 188; controversy on theological degrees in 1253, 38-9; his activity and reputation, 32, n. 2, 3; 67; at the Council of Lyons, 127, 128; obtains a papal privilege, 141, n. 2; his letters, 57, n. 1, 59; mentioned, 57, 65, 128, 129, 139, n. 8, 140, 141, 142-3, 151, 153, 154, 156, n. 3, 179, 181, 184, 186, 187, 189, 211; biographical notice, 134-139. Adam of Norfolk, secular master, 331, 332, 334. Adam of Oxford, missionary, 7; pupil of Adam Marsh, 135; biographical notice, 178. Adam Rufus: see Rufus. Adam of Warminster, warden at Oxford, notice of, 129; controversy with Dominicans, 333-5. Adam Wodham, lector, nominalist, 77, n. 4, 170, 226; notice of, 172. Adam of York, lectured at Lyons, 66, n. 10. Adee, Swithin, 124. Adreston (Adderstone?), see William of. Ægidius de Legnaco, 220. Ægidius Delphinus, general minister, 267. Ægidius Romanus, 215. Agas, Map of Oxford, 124. Agatha (daughter of Walter Goldsmith?), 20. Agnellus of Pisa, first provincial, comes to England, 1-2, 125; character of the province under him, 3; royal ambassador, 7; opposes extension of areas, 13; builds infirmary and school at Oxford, 3, 21, 30; secures Grostete as lecturer, 30; holds provincial chapter at Oxford, 69; buried there, 21, 26; mentioned, 57, 89, n. 2, 126, 127, 178, 179, 181, 188; biographical notice, 176. Agnes, widow of Guido, grant of land to the Franciscans at Oxford, 14, 15, n. 2, 17. Ailly, Peter d’: see Peter. Alan of Rodan, lector, 157. Alan of Wakerfeld, lector, 158, 320, 321, 335. Albert the Great, Dominican, mentioned by Roger Bacon, 42; works ascribed to, 167, 210. Albert of Metz, 220. Albert of Pisa, provincial, his sayings, 4, 6; knew St. Francis, 6, n. 7; his connexion with the Oxford friary, 3, n. 7, 68; policy as minister, 7, 13, 72; opinion of the English province, 11, n. 3; mentioned, 2, n. 1, 127, 177, 178, 180, n. 3; notice of, 181. Alexander IV, pope, 136, 214, n. 2. Alexander V, pope, mentioned, 66, n. 7; biogr. notice of, 249. Alexander of Hales, 67, 137, 192, 213, 214, n. 2, 215. Alien, John, mentioned, 41, n. 5, 53, n. 4; biogr. notice, 265. Alienora de S. Amando, bequest by, 105. Alifax, Rob.: see Eliphat. Alkerton, 109. Alnwick: see Martin, Roger, William, of. Alyngdon, doctor, mentioned, 96, n. 2; 276. Amaury de Montfort: see Montfort. Ambassadors, Franciscans employed as, 7, 128, 137, 138, 144, 159, 161, 162, 177, 243, 272, 307-8. Amory, Richard d’, 239. Amour, William de St.: see William. Ancona, march of, 181. Andrewes, Richard, of Hales, buys site of Grey and Black Friars, Oxford, 122, 123. Andrews, Nic., of Peckwater’s Inn, 95. Anesti, Thomas of: see Thomas. Anger: see Auger. Anivers (Anilyeres, Aynelers), Nic. de: see Nicholas. Anjou, master H. of, 154. Anna of Radley, 94. Anneday, Thomas, mentioned, 47, 51; biogr. notice, 270. Anthony of Padua, St., 135, 156, n. 1. Anthony Papudo, biogr. notice, 284. Anthony de Vallibus, 52; biogr. notice, 261. Antioch, Patriarch of, 183. Antonius Andreas, 130, n. 2, 262. Anyden, Thomas: see Anneday. Apeltre, Henry of: see Henry. Apulia, Franciscan province, 235. Aquinas, St. Thomas: see Thomas. Aquitaine, Friars from, at Oxford, 66. Aragon, Minorites from, at Oxford, 243; Peter Russel teaches in, 255. Arctur, John: see Arthur. Arezzo: see Philip of Castello. Argentina: see Strasburg. Argentine, John, biogr. notice, 260; cf. 191, n. 1. Argos, bishop of: see Tinmouth. Aristotle, 73. — Commentaries on, 254. — — De coelo et mundo, 153. — — Ethics, 156. — — Logic, 225-6, 259, 262. — — Metaphysics, 142, 196, 233. — — Meteorics, 130, n., 2, 196, 241. — — Physics, 157, 196, 216, 224, 226, 227. — — [Secretum Secretorum], 196. — — [Vegetabilia], 196. Armagh, Archbishops of: see Richard Fitzralph; Foxholes, J.: see also 288, n. 7. Arnulphus, vicar of the Order, 180. Arter: see Arthur, John. Arthur or Arter, John, Friar Minor, charges against him, 95-6, 132; kept a horse, 96; biogr. notice, 284. Arthur, prince, 260. Arundel, Thomas, Archbp., 85, 112. Ascensius, editor of Ockham’s Dialogus, 231. Ascoli: see Jerome of. Ashby, 125, 189; prior of Canons Ashby, 126. Ashendon, John, mathematician, 160, 237. Asia, Franciscan mission, 244. Assisi; MS. at, 143; burial at, 159; general chapters at, 159, 177, 178, 229, 235. Auger, William, biogr. notice, 254. Augustine, St., work in the Franciscan Library, Oxford, 57; mentioned, 150, 292. Augustine, brother of William of Nottingham, 183. Aureolus, 262. Aurifaber, Walter: see Goldsmith. Austin Canons, join Minorite Order, 180. Austin Friars, 7, n. 2, 75, 80, 263, 281, 285. Auvergne, William of: see William. Averroes, 73. Avignon, 163, 164, 167, 168, 170, 172, 239: see Clement V; Ockham imprisoned at, 225; General Chapter at, 229. Aylesbury, 163, n. 2; Grey Friars of, 287. Aylmer, John and Christiana, property granted to Minorites, 16. Aynelers: see Nicholas of Anivers. B. Babwell, Grey Friars at, 56, n. 4, 173; see Bury St. Edmund’s. Bacheler, John, Friar Minor, vice-warden at Oxford, 131, 288, 318; biogr. notice, 285. Bachun, Thomas, biogr. notice, 187. Bacon, Sir Francis, quoted, 64, n. 3. Bacon, Peter, mentioned, 192. Bacon, Robert, Dominican, signs charter of Henry III for the University, 9; professed on day of entry, 68; uncle of Roger Bacon, 191; preaches to the King, ib.; life of St. Edmund by, 192, n. 1; works by, 196 (?), 210. Bacon, Roger, buried at Oxford, 26; quoted, 31; on the study of theology, 37, 42; nature and object of his writings, 37, n. 1, 63, 64; writings in the Franciscan Library at Oxford, 58; lectures to Spanish students, 66, n. 8; at Paris, 68; sends works to the pope, 56; begs for alms, 91; pupil and friend of Grostete and Adam Marsh, 135, n. 1, 139; his pupil John, 33, n. 4, 211; his opinion of Thomas Aquinas, 73, and Richard of Cornwall, 143; influence on Bungay, 153, W. de Mara, 215, and J. Somer, 244; biographical notice, 191-5; works, 195-210. Bacon, Roger, mentioned, 192. Bacon, Thomas, mentioned, 192. Baconthorpe, John, Carmelite, 166. Balborow, William, 317. Baldeswell: see Peter de. Balliol College: see Oxford. Balliol, Edward, 238. Balliol, Sir John de, 9, 217. Balsham, Hugh, Bishop of Ely, 138. Bampton, Vicar of, 110; Hugh of, see Hugh of Bath. Banaster or Banister, Alderman and Mayor of Oxford, visits the friaries, 110, n. 1, 117, 121. Banester, John, mentioned, 44, n. 4; biogr. notice, 270. Bangor: see Ednam, Ric. Bp. of. Banke, Thomas, Rector of Lincoln Coll., bequest, 107. Bannebury, John, bequest, 104. Barbeur, William le, and Alice his wife, 16, 20, n. 5. Barclay, Alexander, 271. Bari, 167. Barlete, 179. Barlow, Richard, debt, 110, n. 8. Barly, Thomas, Friar Minor, 119, 294. Barnby, prebend, 235. Barneby, Thomas of: see Thomas. Barnes, Dr., Austin Friar, 281. Baron, Roger, work by, 209. Bartelot, Jac., attorney, 99, n. 7, 315. Bartholomew of Pisa, quoted, 2, 6, n. 4, 30, 72, 167, 170, 180, 181, 182, 238, 243. Barton: see Martin de, Roger de. Based: see Basset. Basel, mentioned, 173; Council of, 214, 257. Basil, St., works of, 292. Basingstoke: see John of. Baskerfield, Edward, Warden at Oxford, 95, 288; his horse, 96, 287; surrenders his house, 118, 119; biogr. notice, 132. Basset, Gregory, Minorite, mentioned, 113, n. 5, 6; 290; biogr. notice, 286. Basset, John, lector, 162. Bath, 2, 134; see Henry of, Hugh of. Baxter, Mrs., 282. Baynton, Sir Edw., 111. Beamont, 290. Beatrice of Falkenstein, wife of Ric. Earl of Cornwall, buried at Oxford, 25. Beaune, 128. Beauvais, W. of Gainsborough buried at, 162: see 268, n. 1. Bec, fee of the Abbat of, in Oxford, 16, 20, 297. Beche, Phil. de la, Sheriff, 60, n. 2. Bechesoueres: see Adam of. Becket, Thomas, Archbishop, 155, 285. Beckley, 218. Bedford, Minorite convent in the Oxford custody, 68; burials at, 128, 172, 238. — Simon Ludford, Friar of, 119. — Duke of, 265, n. 4. — Archdeacon of, 331. Bedyngfeld, Edmund, Sheriff, 99, 130. Bek’: see Thomas de. Bekinkham: see John. Bele, Thomas, servant of Friar J. Welle, 78, 311. Benedict XII, pope, constitutions for Friars Minors, 35, 36, 50-1, 170. — Attacked by Ockham, 231, 232. Benedict le Mercer of Oxford, 16, 296, 298; Symon, son of: see Simon. Benedictines; students at the Universities, 43, n. 7. — Franciscan lecturers to, 66. — Monks enter Minorite Order, 2, 237. Benet, John, will mentioned, 90, n. 1. Benet, Thomas, martyr, 132, 286, 289. Benjamin, Jew of Cambridge, 190. Bercherius, Peter, 149, 170. Bereford, Edmund, bequest, 103. Bereford, John of, Mayor of Oxford, bequest, 103. Bergamo, Philip of: see Philip. Berkhamstede, 218, n. 4. Berkshire, Sheriff of, 22. Bernard of Gascony, Minister of Tuscany, 311. Bernardin of Siena, St., 221, n. 3. Bernewell, Thomas, at Council of the Earthquake, 84, 246. Berney, Walter de, bequest, 104. Berton, William, Chancellor, 251. Berwick: see John of. Beste, Robert, charge of incontinence, 94-5; joins reformation, 113, n. 7; biogr. notice, 286. Besylis, William, bequest, 108. Beverley: see John of. — Robert of. Bible, the study of the, 36-7, 38, 44, 46, 47, 61, 65, n. 3, 141, 183, 185, 188, 197, 261, 275, 277, 279, 336-8. — MSS. of, in possession of the Friars, 56, notes 2, 3, 4, 57, 58 and n. 14, 59 and n. 3, 113, 143, 182, 283. — An Oxford Franciscan lectures against the translation of, into English, 254. — Works on, 139, n. 2, 210. — Commentaries on books of Old Testament, 32, n. 4, 141, 147, 149, 151, 152, 164, 173, 210, 218, 234, 235, n. 6, 236, 247. — New Testament, edited by Erasmus, 273. — — Commentaries on Gospels, 148, 149, 152, 185, 217, n. 3, 221, 247, 248. — — Acts, 236. — — Epistles of St. Paul, 58, 113, n. 5, 152, 247, 277, 278, 284. — — Revelation, 152, 171, 218, 221, 234, 254. Billing, John, Observant, 88, n. 5, 290. Bilney, Thomas, martyr, 113, n. 5. Black Death, 3, n. 7, 44, n. 1, 80, 172. Black Friars: see Dominican Order. Blacwood, James, bequest, 106. Blund, Rob., vintner, 70. n. 3. Bockering: see Thomas Docking. Bohun, Humphrey de, E. of Hereford and Essex, bequest, 103. Bokkyg: see Thomas Docking. Boleyn, Anne, 114, 273, 285. Bologna, Albert of Pisa, Minister of, 181; Bishop of, 224, n. 8. — John Foxalls lectures at, 262. — see 266, 281. Bologna: see John de Castro. Boltere, William le, of St. Ebbe’s, 75, n. 2. Bonagratia, friar, 225. Bonaventura, general minister, mentioned, 11, n. 1, 128, 137, 139, 154, 155, 215, 216, n. 2. — Works ascribed to, 149, 193, n. 4; — his constitutions, 55, n. 1. Bonetus, 262. Boniface VIII, pope, grants land to Minorites at Oxford, 18; calls W. of Gainsborough as lecturer to Rome, 161: see also 242. — IX, pope, 247, 250, 253, 312-3. Boniface of Savoy, Abp. of Canterbury, bequest, 102; mentioned, 32, n. 3, 136, 137, 138, 139, n. 8, 186. Bonner, Bp., visits Hadham, 284, n. 1. Bordeaux, 160, n. 10. Borstall, 105. Bosellis: see Gregory de. Bosevile: see Walter de. Boston, parson of: see J. Tinmouth. — Gild at, 271. — Grey Friars at, 278. Boston of Bury, 58, 150, 151. Botehill, W., 268. Botolph, St., life of, 271. Bowghnell, William, Friar Minor, 119, 293. Boys (Bors), Vincent, biogr. notice, 255; ‘boysaliz,’ 188. Bozon, Nicholas, 37, n. 2, 64, n. 4, 167, n. 10, 240, n. Brackley, Friar John, of Norwich, 111. Brakell, John, Minorite, 274. Bramptone, Ric., bequest, 104. Brenlanlius: see John of Berwick. Brewer, Mr., quoted, 63, 64, 89, 129, 194, 208, n. 2. Brian Sandon: see Sandon. Bricott, Edmund, biogr. notice, 283. Bridgwater, Grey Friars at, 157, 244, 245, 254; chapter at, 271. Bridlington or Briddilton: see Philip of. Brikley, Peter, Cambridge Franciscan, 283. Brill, 5. Brinkley, Ric., provincial, studies Greek, 113; biogr. notice, 283. Brinkley or Brinkel, Walter, biogr. notice, 223. Brisingham, A., H., T., of: see Henry of. Bristol, Minorites of, 60, 172, 174, 260, 286. Britanny, John of, E. of Richmond, benefactor of the friars, 18. Briton, Laurence: see Laurence. Britte, Walter, 248. Broadgates Hall: see Oxford. Broghton, John, Sheriff, 99, 129. Bromyard: see Rob. of. Brookby (Brorbe), Anthony, Minorite, catholic martyr, 290. Brown, John, sup. for B.D. 45, n. 5, 50, n. 1, 52; biogr. notice, 274. Browne, Oxford Dominican, 267. Browne, provincial of Austin Friars, 285. Browne, Ric. (alias Cordon), bequest, 105, 261. Browne, William, Minorite, 116, n. 7, 119, 288, 317. Bruni: see Simon. Brunsfelsius, Otto, 287. Brusyard (Suffolk), Poor Clares of, 241. Brygott: see Bricott. Brynkley: see Brinkley. Brynknell, Thomas, 281. Bucks, 271. Bukenham: see Walter de. Bungay: see Thomas of. Burchestre, William de, bequest, 103. Burford, 109. — see Henry of. Burgo: see Nicholas de. Burnham (Essex), 284, n. 4. Burton, Robert, warden at Oxford, 44, n. 2; biogr. notice of, 130. Bury: see Boston of. — see Richard of. — St. Edmund’s: see Adam of: see Babwell; monk of, 210. Butler, William, regent master and provincial, biogr. notice, 254-5. Byrton, John, bequest, 109. C. Calais, staple of, 106; commissary general, 292. Call, William, provincial minister, leans to reformation, 113, n. 5. Cambrai, 231. Cambridge, mentioned, 311. — reformation begins at, 113. — University, 258, 260. — Caius College, 59, 226. — Corpus Christi College, 286. — King’s College, 260, 261. — Austin friar at, 7, n. 2. — Carthusian at, 268. — Dominicans at, 74, 103, 108. — Franciscans at; custody, 57, 65, 68, n. 5, 139, n. 8, 178. — — friary; foundation, 126; burial at, 283; grant of a house, 190; gifts and bequests, 97, n. 5, 104, 108, 271; numbers, 44, n. 1; limites, 91, n. 4; dissolution, 294. — — schools, 34, n. 2, 35, n. 2, 66, n. 10, 110, n. 6, 309, 314; Oxford Franciscans study or lecture in, 130, 140, 141, 153, 156, 157, 158, 162, 164, 214, 218, 234, 238, 242, 243 (2), 261, 265, 266, 271, 276, 283, 290, 291, 293. — — see also 49, n. 9, 80, n. 2, 113, n. 5, 119, 313. — Jew of: see Benjamin. — Mendicant Orders at, 103. Cambridgeshire, 164, 223, 283. de Campo Portugaliensis: see Peter Lusetanus. Candia: see Alexander V. Canon, John, realist, 77, n. 4; biogr. notice, 223. Canterbury: Archbishops: see Arundel, Thomas; Becket; Boniface of Savoy; Cranmer, Thomas; Edmund Rich; Kilwardby, Robert; Langham, Simon; John Peckham; Warham, William; also 41, 81, n. 7, 84, 155, 242, 258, 265. — convocation of, 257. — preachers at, 289. — Christchurch, monastery: Franciscan lectures at, 66. — — Peckham’s burial and bequest, 155, and n. 10. — — shrine of St. Thomas Becket, 285. — — canon, 292. — Franciscans at, 2, 176, 178, 285, 288, 289; their school, 181. — — MS. belonging to, 182. Cantilupe: see Hugh, Thomas, Walter, of. Cantwell, James, at Oxford at Dissolution, 119, 293. Capell: see Robert de. Cappes, Thomas, at Oxford at Dissolution, 119, 293. Capua, 281, n. 3. Cardaillac: see Francis de. Cardmaker, John, entered Minorite order young, 111, n. 5; becomes reformer, 113, n. 7, 120, n. 3; arrests Friar Arthur, 285; burned, 114, n. 1; biogr. notice, 291. Carew, Mr., 317. Carlisle, 162: see Hugo Karlelle. Carmelites, 75, 80, 84, 85, 103, 245, 255, 274. Carn, David, Dominican, 261, n. 8. Carrewe, David, Minorite bequest to, 106; biogr. notice of, 261. Carron, David: see Carrewe. Carsewell, Richard, bequest, 104. Carthusian monk, 268. Cartwright, Thomas, 101, n. 3. Cary, Richard, Mayor of Oxford, grants land to the Franciscans, 19-20, 303, n. 1, 305; represents Oxford in Parliament, 21; auditor, 92, 311; will, 101, n. 4. — — Alice his wife, 101, n. 4. Castello: see Philip of. Castro: see John de. Casuelis: see Queswell. Catalogus illustrium Franciscanorum, 58, 139, n. 2, 141, 152, 153, 157, 158, 160, 163, 169, n. 3, 173, 185, 254, 255, 256. Catton (Norwich), 170, n. 3: see Walter de Chatton. Ceruise: see Henry de. Cesena: see Michael de. Charles IV, Emperor, 225, n. 7, 233. Charles VI, King of France, 253. Charles, M., life of Roger Bacon, 195, 215. Chatton: see Walter de. Chaucer, 64, 89, n. 5, 91, 244. Chayne, Thomas, biogr. notice, 256. Cheshire, 215, n. 1, 219. Chester, archdeacon of, 182; Franciscans at, 240. Chestur, William, bequest, 106. Chichele, Henry, Abp., 258, 259. China, Franciscan mission in, 244. Chingford, 175. Chorasmeni, 128. Cistercians, 85, 156, 178. Clacton Parva, 277, n. 6. Clamiter, Thomas, 105. Clapwell, Richard, Dominican, 215, 216. Clara: see John de. Clare: see Richard of. Clare, William, bailiff of Oxford, 93; bequest, 109. Clarendon, documents, dated at, 299, 308. Clarke, Thomas, 107, 268. Claymond, John, president of Magdalen and C.C.C., bequest, 109. Clement IV, pope, constitutions for Minorites, 65, n. 3; relations to Roger Bacon, 91, 193-4, 200, 201, 211. Clement V, pope, grants property to the Oxford Franciscans, 18, 44, n. 1, 302; bull, 77, n. 1. Clement VI, pope, 224, 225, 235, 237. Clement VII, antipope, 243. Clement of Langthon, 185. Clerkson, Simon, Carm., 54, n. 3. Clopton, Walter, chief justice, Minorite, 256. Clyff, Richard, custodian at Oxford, 99; notice of, 129. Clynton, Richard, Minorite, 279. Cobeham: see John of. Cocke, John, bookseller, 217, n. 7. Codyngton: see John de. Cok, John, Minorite, 119, 294. — William, Minorite, 119, 294. Coke, Matthew, bequest, 104. Cokkes, John, scribe at Oxford, 208. — — LL.D., 317. Colchester, Grey Friars, 247, 253, 271. — rector of St. Mary’s, 282. Colebruge: see Ralph de. Coles, John, bequest, 108. Coleshull: see John of. Collins, Charles, 124. Colman, Robert, Minorite, Chancellor of Oxford, 256. Cologne, 126; Franciscans at, 89, n. 4; studium at, 221. — minister of: see Peter of Tewkesbury. — see Hermann of. Colvile: see William de. Combis: see John de Crombe. Combs (Suffolk), 166. Comre, John: see Covire. Comyn, John, murder of, 162. Confessions: Franciscan friars as confessors, 63-4, 74-5, 79, 105, 110, 126, 127, 129, 159, 162, 163, 177, 219, 220, 239, 251. — works on, 144, 173, n. 6, 239-240, 256. Coniton: see Richard de Conyngton. Constance, canon of, 216, n. 3. Constantine, donation of, 257, n. 3. Conti: see Rinaldo. Conway, Roger: see Roger. Conyngton: see Richard de. Cooper, Joanna, wife of William, 94, 95, 284. Cooper, William, 269, n. 4. Coper, Galfred, 94. Corbrug: see Hugh de; Ralph de Colebruge. Cordon: see Browne, Ric. Corf: see Adam of. Cork, county, 267. Cornish, William, Minorite, 212. Cornwall, Archdeacon of, 9. — Earls of: see Edmund; Richard. — see Laurence of; Richard of, secular; Richard Rufus of, Franciscan. Cossey, or Costesey: see Henry of. Costard, John, and Margery his wife, 16. Cote, Hugh, 128. Cotter, Sir James, 124. Countess (Comitissa), Jewess at Oxford, 9. Couton: see John de. Coventry, 217, 289; Grey Friars, dissolution, 293: see Roger of Wesham. Covire, John, Minorite, 119, 293. Cowton: see Robert. Cradoc, or Craycocke, Ralph, 96. Cranmer, 281, n. 3, 288, n. 7, 289, 292. Crayford, or Crawfurthe, John, Minorite, 120, n. 3; biogr. notice, 191. Creswell, Ralph, Observant, 88, n. 5, 119, 293. Crofton, Edmund, bequest, 107. Crombe: see John de. Crompe, Henry, Cistercian, 85, 251. Cromwell, Thomas, reforms university, 116; disposes of friars and their property, 120; letters to, 117, 118, 119, 282; mentioned, 130, 132, 274, 285, 286, 287. Crosby, John, citizen of London, 263. Cross, Crouche (de Cruce): see Robert. Croy, Henry, Dominican, 165, n. 7. Cruche (de Cruce): see Henry. Crusades, 7, 8, 63, 136, 138, n. 3, 140, 153, 195, n., 4: see also Missionaries. Crussebut, J., Cambridge Minorite, 49, n. 9. Cudnor, John, warden of Grey Friars, London, 276. Culvard, Andrew, and Alice his wife, 20. — John, Mayor of Oxford, grants land to Minorites, 20, 303-5; represents Oxford in parliament, 21. Curson, Walter, bequest, 108. Curtes, William, Minorite, 279. Cusack, Isaac, preaches in Ireland, 86; biogr. notice, 266. Cyprian, St., works of, 292. D. Dagvyle, William, bequest, 106. Dalderby, John, bishop of Lincoln, 63-4, 129, 159, 162, 163, 164, 165, 167, 219, 220, 222. Dalmacus de Raxach, Minorite from Aragon, 243. Danvers, Sebyll, bequest, 107. Darlington, John, Dominican, 72, n. 4. David, Hugo, regent master, biogr. notice, 256. — John, lecturer to Minorites at Hereford, 34, n. 3, 261, 313-14; provincial minister, 259. — John, D.D., Oxford, 52, 53, n. 2, 336; biogr. notice, 261. — Richard, Minorite, 116, n. 7, 289. — William, Minorite, 116, n. 7; biogr. notice, 289. Davys, Thomas, bequest, 107. Daynchurch: see Oliver de Encourt. Days, Roger: see Dewe. Deal, 292. Dee, John, 245. Delamere, forest, 215, n. 1. Delphinus, Ægidius, general minister, 267. Denbigh, Carmelites of, 274. Denmade: see Herbert. Denmark, English friars wanted for, 140; king of, 257; Standish sent to, 272. Denson, Thomas, 94. Deodatus, warden at Exeter, 217. Derby, surrender of the Black friars, 133. Derbyshire, 122, 156, n. 2, 219. Devon: see Richard of. Devorguila, wife of John Balliol, 9, 158, 216-7. Dewe, Roger, provincial, 256; notice of, 259. Dieppe, 285. Divorce of Henry VIII: see Henry VIII. Dobbis, Alice, bequest, 106. Docking: see Thomas. Doclington, John of, bequest, 103. Dominican Order, constitutions of, 1228, 37, n. 6, 90, n. 7. — Master of: see Jordan. — in England, 7, 8, 55, n. 3, 61, 72, 73, seq., 80, 81, n. 7, 127, 137, 156, 178, 183, 307, 308, 326, 334, n. 3. — — see Cambridge, Derby, Guildford, Langley Regis, Leicester, London, Oxford. Doncaster, Grey Friars at, 282, 294, 339. Donegal, Minorites of, 267. Dongan, John, buried in Grey Friars’ cemetery, 27; bequest, 106. Donstede: see Simon Tunstede. Donwe, Roger: see Dewe. Dorchester (Oxon.), 63, 159, &c.: see Hugh of Hertepol. Dorchester (Dorset), Friars Minors at, 84; mentioned, 263. Dorchester: see Warin of. Döring, Matthias, Minorite, 66, n. 10; biogr. notice, 256. Dorman, Edmund, 315. Dorsetshire, 191. Dover, 2, 157, 176, 308; bishop of, 116. Draper: see Milo. Drayton: see Richard of. Drewe, Edward, 55, n. 3. Droken’, J. de, 161. Dublin, Friars Minors of, 68, n. 3. — Archbishops of, 129, n. 1, 267. Duns: see John Duns Scotus. Dunstable, canons of, become Franciscans, 180. Dunstan: see Thomas of St. Durham, bishops of, see Ric. Marsh, Ric. Kellawe, Ric. of Bury. — tax on clergy in the diocese, 98. — Church of, 292; library, ibid. — County, 153, 216. — College: see Oxford. Dyonisius, Minorite, 212, 323, 335. — Tully, Dominican, 266. Dysse, William, Minorite, 267. E. Eccleston: see Thomas of. Edes, John, biogr. notice, 254. Edmund, Earl of Cornwall, 218. Edmund, St. (Rich), Abp. of Canterbury, 168, 192. Edmund: see G. of St. Ednam, Ric., Minorite, bishop of Bangor, 45, 46, n. 10, 51, 52, n. 1, 336-7; biogr. notice, 264. Edrope: see Henry of. Edward I, employs Minorites as ambassadors, 7, 161; his Crusade, 8, 153; stays at the Black Friars, Oxford, 72; grant to the Oxford Minorites, 97, 308-9; grant to friars in General Chapter, 219. Edward II, assigns to the Minorites the property of the Friars of the Sack in Oxford, 18-19, 301-3; supports Dominicans at Langley Regis, 22, 53, n. 9; grant to the Oxford Minorites, 98, 309; marriage with Isabella, 162; mentioned, 223. Edward III, stays at the Grey Friars, York, 27, n. 9; mentioned, 60, n. 2, 238, 239, 300. Edward IV, 98. Edward V, 98. Edward VI, 291, 292. Edward, the Black Prince, 81, n. 7, 242. Edward, prince, 260. Elemeus, Ric., bequest, 109. Elias, general minister, 67, n. 1, 69, 135, 142, 177, 180, 181, 184, n. 1. Eliphat, Robert, 222, n. 5; biogr. notice, 238. Elmys, Elizabeth, bequest, 107. Ely, bishopric of, 138, 260. Elyot, Sir Ric., judge, bequest, 108. Empoli: see Francis de S. Simone. Encourt: see Oliver de. Enger (near Cologne), curious custom at, 235. Erasmus, 112, 113; relations to Henry Standish, 273. Erfurt, University, Franciscans at, 257; 254, n. 6. Eric, King, of Denmark, 257. Erlandi, John, bp. of Roskild, 140, n. 6. Ernulphus: see Arnulphus. Eschvid, John: see Ashendon. Esseby: see Simon of. — see William of. Essex, Archdeacon of, 49, n. 8; Earl of: see Bohun. Essex, 284, 287, 290. Eton, William: see Will. of Esseby. Etton, Guy, Minorite, and reformer, 113, n. 7, 116, n. 7, 120, n. 3; biographical notice, 290. Eueston: see William of Euston. Eustace de Merc, warden at Oxford, compelled to eat fish, 6; excluded from chapter, 69; biogr. notice, 126. Eustace de Normanville, lector, declines to lecture at Norwich, 65; biogr. notice, 139. Eustas, John, scholar, dies intestate, 101, 276. Evangelical Poverty, dispute concerning, 75-8, 86, 129, 163, 164, 166, 167, 225, 266, 320-335; cf. 92. — works on, 164, 165, 169, 215-6, 222, 224, 232, 234, 239, 240, 243, 248, 255, 266; cf. 320-335. Evesham, Simon de Montfort, buried at, 33 (see Corrigenda). — see Hugh of. Ew, see John of. Ewelme, see N. de. Exeter, diocese of, 105; dean of, 7; subdean, 96. Exeter: Grey Friars’ house at, 27, n. 9, 217, 291; studium at, 35, n. 3. — friars preach at, 132. — persecution at, 132, 286, 289. — Adam of: see Adam of Oxford. — Stephen of: see Stephen of Ireland. — see William of. Eynsham, abbey, 237. F. Fabricius, G., quoted, 148. Fakenham: see Nicholas of. Falkenstein: see Beatrice of. Falley, John, 107, 268. Farmer, Henry, of Tusmor, 167. Faversham: see Haymo of. Feckyngtone, John, Minorite, Rector of Balliol Coll., 10; biogr. notice, 260. Ferrara, bp. of, 224, n. 8. Fetiplace, Ric. bequest, 107. Fey, Jacob, biogr. notice, 252. Fisher, John, 273. Fitzralph: see Richard. Flavyngur, John, Minorite, lectures on decretals, 53; biogr. notice, 277. Flemengvill: see Robert de. Florence, general chapter at, 314. — friars Preachers at, 55, n. 3. — see Fey (Jacob), Nicholas de Burgo. Florence, John, Minorite, 46, n. 10. Foliot, Alice, 15, n. 2. Folvyle, W., 80, n. 2. Foreign friars at Oxford: see Oxford. Forest, John, Catholic martyr, 290. Foster, Thomas, 131. Fox, Edward, 281, n. 3. Foxal, Foxalls: see Foxholes. Foxe, Jane, bequest, 109. Foxholes, John, Minorite, biogr. notice, 261-2. Foxle: see Walter de. France; kings of, and country, 138, n. 3, 140, 159, 161, 243, 253, 285. French students expelled from Oxford, 86. French Minorites at Oxford, 66, 187, 244; expelled, 86. — see Paris. — Provincial of the Minorites in, 126, 187. — Rob. Wellys, dies in, 256. Frances, Thomas, inception, 52, n. 10, 53; biogr. notice, 279. Francis, St., of Assisi, 1, n. 1, 129, 176; appears in visions, 2, 142, n. 3; church at Oxford dedicated to, 22, 24; his condemnation of learning, 29; mentioned, 6, n. 7, 81, 100, 129, 177, n. 6. — his Rule, observance and relaxations, 7, 11, 14, 22, 29, 33, 36, 55, 69, 91, 97, 127, 135, 136, 147, 176, 181, 183, 186, 187, 188, 190, 193, 194, 215, 325, 327, 328, 331: see Gregory IX, Benedict XII. Francis de Cardaillac, 243. Francis de Graynoylles, Minorite from Aragon, 243. — de Mayronibus, 262. Francis de S. Simone (of Pisa or Empoli), 66, n. 7; biogr. notice, 243. Francis of Savona (Sixtus IV), 265-6. Franciscan Order, General Chapters, 11, 35, 66, notes 6 and 10, 90, 127, 135, 157, 159, 161, 166, 167, 176, 177, 178, 183, 186, 194, 218, 219, 221, 224, 229, 235, 242, 267, 275 (?), 309, 314. — Decrees relating to Oxford, 35, 66, notes 6, 10, 309, 314. — see Evangelical Poverty. — England; character of the Order in, 4, n. 1, 11, n. 3, 13, 14, 27, n. 9, 29-30, 61, 69, 78-9, 82-3, 100, 101, n. 5, 111, 113, 115-6, 129, 320, seq. — — Provincial Chapters; held annually in England, 36, n. 4, 66, n. 1. — — at Oxford, 4, 5, 69, 70, 126, 142, 181, 183, 184, 218, 254. — — elsewhere, 69, and n. 4, 157, 176, 184, 235, 250, 271, 314. — — records of the, lost, 89, 90. — Provincial Ministers of England, appointment or deposition of, 1, n. 1, 70, 127, 128, 177, 181, 183-4, 253, 254, 255, 256, 259. — Order in England, custodies, 68, 125, 133. — Studia: see Cambridge, Oxford. — — 34 and n. 3, 35 and n. 3, 44, 51, 64, n. 5, 65, 186, 188, 189, 249, 270, 275 (276), 277, 284, 309, 311, 313-4, 314. — Lecturers, appointment or election of, 30, 34, and n. 3, 35, n. 2, 36, 43, 65, 66, 139, 140, 141, 142, 177, 181, 183, 186, 189, 220, 235, 242, 313-4; cf. 329. — Monastic school at Canterbury presided over by a Franciscan, 66. — Monks and Canons enter the Franciscan Order, 2, 3, 180, 237. — — Other friars become Minorites, 75. — Limit to age of admission to Order, 80-1. — Dress of the Friars, 4. — Letters of Fraternity, 82, 90. — Suppression of the friaries, 116; pension to a Franciscan, 130. — Political teaching, 32-3, 81-2, 84, 85, 86, 87, 114, 137, 141, 191, 242, 272. — — works on politics, 144, 145, 218, 229-234, 244. — Individual friars: privileges granted to, 141, n. 2, 237, n. 5, 239, 247, 312. — — alms and exhibitions, 53-4, 91-2, 97. — — bequests, 102, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 143, 251, 261, 263, 268, 282, n. 9, 318. — — private property, 78, 96, n. 1, 108, 109, 271, 273, 311. — Spiritual and Observant Friars, 77, 88, 89, n. 4, 96, 114, 115, 163, 164, 166, 215, 257, 265, 269, n. 6, 277, 285, 286, 289, 290, 293. — Rivalry between Mendicant Orders, 71, seq., 127, 183: see Dominican Order in England. — Convents: see Aberdeen, Aylesbury, Babwell, Bedford, Boston, Bridgwater, Bristol, Brusyard (Poor Clares), Cambridge, Canterbury, Chester, Colchester, Coventry, Doncaster, Donegal, Dorchester, Dublin, Evesham (see Corrigenda), Exeter, Galway, Gloucester, Grantham, Greenwich, Hereford, Ipswich, Leicester, Lichfield, Lincoln, London, Lynn, Newark, Newcastle, Northampton, Norwich, Nottingham, Oxford, Reading, Richmond, Salisbury, Shrewsbury, Southampton, Stamford, Ware, Winchester, Worcester, York. — Order: see Ambassadors. — — Catalogus illustrium Franciscanorum. — — Confessions. — — Heresies. — — Missionaries. Frankfurt, council of, 225, 232; mentioned, 288, n. 7. Frederic II: see Isabella, wife of. Frederic of Thüringen, 257. Freiburg: see John Lector of. Frewers: see Fryer. Friars: see Austin Friars; Carmelites; Dominicans; Franciscans; Sack, friars of the; Trinitarians; and Mendicant Orders. Frideswide, St.: see Oxford. — see John of. Frisby, Roger, Minorite, executed, 87. Fryer, William, alderman, visits Oxford friaries, 117, 121; obtains lease of Grey Friars, 121, 122. Fugardi, Rogerus filius, 191, n. 1. Fulgentius, commentaries on, 170. Fulham: see Robert de. Fullo, Radulph, Thomas, William, 15, n. 2, 19, n. 3. Fyfield, 25, n. 9, 104. G. G. de Sancto Edmundo, biogr. notice of, 189. Gaddesby or Gaddestyn: see Robert de. Gaieta: see Peter of. Gainsborough: see William of. Gallensis, Gualensis: see John Wallensis. Gallensis, John, of Volterra, 150. Galway, Franciscans of, 267. Gamages, Reginald, land in Oxford, 298. Garaford: see Richard de. Gardener, John, principal of Beef Hall, 130. Gardiner, Stephen, trial of, 284, n. 1; mentioned, 291. Gascoigne, Thomas, Chancellor of Oxford, on the Franciscan library, 57-9, 61, n. 7; quoted Thomas Docking, 151, n. 7. Gascony, Simon de Montfort in, 138, 186. — seized by French King, 161. Gaufredi: see Raymund. Gaunt, John of, Earl of Lancaster, 81, n. 7, 84. Gaveston, Piers, 22, 27, n. 9. Gedleston (Gilstone?), 277, n. 6. Genoa, general chapters at, 127, 159, 184, n. 1, 186. — Franciscan province, 265. — plague at, 184. Gerald Odonis, Spiritual Minorite, 231. German, William, Minorite, 45, 50, n. 1 and 8; admitted to Univ. library, 62, n. 3; biogr. notice, 275. Germany, provincial ministers of, 128, 160, n. 9, 181, 188: see Wygmund. — Minorites from, at Oxford, 66, 237, 256. Ghent: see Henry of; Simon of. Gigas: see Hermann Gygas. Gilbert of Grensted, of Oxford, 304. Gilbert Peckham, Minorite, fellow of Merton, biogr. notice, 238. Gilbert of Preston, 298. Gilbert (Stratton), 162, n. 6. Giles, friar, 105. — (Egidius), Minorite, 142, n. 3. Giuliortus de Limosano, wax-doctor, 43; biogr. notice, 239. Giuvenazzo, bp. of, 167. Glaseyere, Hugh, Minorite, 116, n. 7; biogr. notice, 292. Gloucester, Abbat of, 136; Archdeacons of, 106, 218, 290; Minorites at, 44, n. 1, 69, 176, 182, 268. — mentioned, 188, 296. — duke of, 259. — see Walter of. Goddard, William, provincial, 247; biogr. notice, 262-4. — Warden, London, 263. Godham: see Adam Wodham. Godstow, nunnery; reformed by Peckham, 74; alms to Oxford friars, 100. Golafre, Sir John, buried at Grey Friars, Oxford, 25. — John, lord of Langley, benefactor, 25, 104. — William, buried at Grey Friars, Oxford, 25. Goldsmith, Margaret, bequest, 106. Goldsmith, Walter, Minorite, 271. Goldsmith, citizen of Oxford, 15, 20. Gonsalvo, minister general, 164, n. 3, 220. Gonsalvo of Portugal, Observant Minorite, 45, 66, n. 9, 88, n. 3; inception of, 51-2; biogr. notice, 264. Good (Gude), Thomas: see Thomas Docking. Goodewyn, Thomas, bequest, 109. Goodfield (Goodfylde, Gudfeld), Walter, Warden at Oxford, 36, n. 9, 52, 53, n. 3; leases land, 97, 317; mentioned, 271, n. 3, 274; biogr. notice, 131. — graces to, 337-8. Gorham, Nicholas, works of, 57, 166. Gorry (or Grey), John, Minorite of Dorchester, agitates among labourers, 84, n. 1. Gos, William, tailor, 94. Grafton, Edmund, lector, 172. Grammont, Order of, 185. Grantham, Minorite Convent in the Oxford custody, 68. Gras: see John le. Gratian, decretum of, 57. Graynoylles: see Francis de. Greek, study of, 42, 59, 112, 113, 249, 283, 290. Greenwich, Observant friary, 88, 290. Gregory IX, pope, 8, 57, 69, 72, 179, 184; explanation of the Rule of St. Francis, 325, 327, 331, 334. Gregory X, pope, 18. Gregory XI, pope, 242. Gregory, provincial minister of France, 126. Gregory de Bosellis, Minorite, 183; biogr. notice, 186. Gregory of Rimini, 238, n. 3. Grene, John, 264. Grensted: see Gilbert. Grey de Retherfeld, John, gives land to Minorites, 20, 305-6. Grey Friars: see Franciscan Order. Grostete, Robert, bishop of Lincoln; his sayings, 6; influence at Oxford, 8; lectures to the Franciscans, 30, 32, 67, 69, 177, 180, 183, 189, 192; bequeaths books to the Franciscans, 57-9, 138; friendship with Adam Marsh, 48, 67, 127, 135, seq.; influence on Roger Bacon, 37, 139, 192; sermon in praise of poverty, 69; quarrel with Innocent IV, 59, n. 1; works ascribed to, 151, 223, 226: see also 4, 61, n. 7, 62, n. 1, 128, 140, 141, 179, 187, 188, 189. Gryffith, Maurice, Dominican, 54, n. 6. Guaro: see William of Ware. Gudman, Ralph, Minorite, 276. Guido: see Agnes. Guildford, Dominicans at, 89, n. 4. Gulac: see Nicholas de. Gunter, James, has lease of part of the Grey Friars, 123. — Richard and Joanna, have part of the Grey Friars’ property, 122, 123. Gunwardeby: see John of. Gwent: see Went, John. H. H. M., 152, n. 1. Hadham, 284. Hadley, John, Minorite, 269. — R., Observant, 269, n. 6. Haldeswel: see Peter of Baldeswell. Halegod, Andrew, citizen of Oxford, 295. — Laurence, citizen of Oxford, 295. Hales: see Alexander of. — see Andrewes, Ric. Halifax, Rob.: see Eliphat. Hall, Anthony, bequest, 109. Halvesnahen: see Hubert of. Hampton, 293. Hanworth, 292. Hanyden: see Anneday. Harecourt, Ric., bequest, 108. Harlington, 292. Harm’, Simondez, 275. Harmon, 275. Harvey, John, warden at Oxford, 54, n. 3, 132, 317, 319; biogr. notice, 131. Hasard, William, proctor, bequest, 107. Hastings, John, E. of Pembroke, 264. Hauréau, M., 149. Haymo of Faversham, 7, n. 7; provincial of England, 14, 177, 181, n. 10, 182, 183; prefers manual labour to mendicancy, 14; general minister, 11, 127, 136. Hearne, Thomas, 124, 174. Hebrew, taught at Oxford, 59, and n. 2; at reformation, 112, 290. Heddele, Hedele, Hedley: see William of Heddele. Heddrington, or Herington, Ric., 163. Hedyan, James, buried in Franciscan Church at Oxford, 26; bequest, 105. Hekeshovre: see Adam of Bechesoueres. Henley, 107. Henry III, King of England, grants to friars at Oxford, 5, 13, 14, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22, 69, 70, 296-300, 307-8; Cambridge, 97, n. 5; Reading, 22; calls Mad Parliament at Oxford, 72; takes cross, 136; relations to Adam Marsh, 137-8; mentioned, 177, 191, 302; his queen, 137. Henry IV, 70, 81, 87, 98, 247, 248, 249, n. 2. Henry V, 98, n. 1. Henry VI, 98-99; his council, 259. Henry VII, 98, n. 1. Henry VIII, grant to Oxford Minorites, 98, n. 1; royal supremacy, 114, 272, 273, 287, 289, 291, 293; divorce, 114-15, 269, 273, 280-1, 282; suppression of monasteries, 115, 290; treatment of the friars’ property in Oxford, 120, 122; court preachers of, 271; appoints N. de Burgo reader at Cardinal College, 281, 282: see also 285, 292. Henry of Apeltre, lector, 153, n. 1; biogr. notice, 156. Henry of Ast, minister general, 254, n. 9. Henry of Bath, 298. Henry of Brisingham, lector, 143, n. 11, 151, n. 4; biogr. notice, 152. Henry of Burford, Minorite, 11. Henry of Ceruise, vicar of the provincial, 178. Henry of Costesey (Cossey), biogr. notice, 234. Henry Cruche, lector, 134, 169. Henry de Edrope (Heythrop?), of Oxford, 304. Henry of Ghent, 154, n. 7. Henry, son of Henry, citizen of Oxford, 296. Henry Lector, of Oxford, 152, 156. Henry of Oyta, 173. Henry of Reresby, 22; biogr. notice of, 180. Henry Simeonis, his island in the Thames, 16, 17, 297. Henry Standish: see Standish. Henry Stretsham: see Stretsham. Henry of Sutton, 162, n. 16; biogr. notice, 219. Henry, son of Thomas, bailiff of Oxford, 296. Hentham: see John of. Herberd, Herbert, Herebert, William, lector, 169, n. 2; biogr. notice, 167-8. Herbert of Denmade, 307. Hereford, Grey Friars at, 254, 260; school, 34, n. 3, 261, 313-4; burials at, 168, 174, 254. — bishop of: see Ralph Maidstone, Thomas of Cantilupe, Swinfeld (Ric.), 248. — dean of, 313. — Earl of, stays at Grey Friars, Exeter, 27, n. 9: see Bohun. — see A. of. — J. of: see Edes, John. — Nicholas, sermon against the friars, 54, 84, 91, n. 8. Herefordshire, 286. Heresies, eastern, 8, 63, 179: see Knights Templars. — Franciscan, 70, 82, 85-6, 166, 167, 257-9, 266-7: see William of Ockham. — at Oxford, 70, 73, 82, 85, 86, 166. — elsewhere, 251, 256, 263. — see Reformation. Hermann of Cologne, Minorite student at Oxford, 69, n. 10, 235; biogr. notice, 236. — Gygas (or Gigas), 163, 237. — of Saxony, 237. Herne, church of, 285. Hertepol: see Hugh of. Hertford, 211, 213. Hertfordshire, 277, n. 6, 283, 284. Hertilpoll: see Hugh of Hertepol. Herveius de Saham, Chancellor, 133. Hevesham; see Hugh of Evesham. Heythrop: see Richard of. Hibernicus, &c.: see Ireland. Hilton, John, biogr. notice, 243. Hoger, abbat, 210. Hokenorton (Hooknorton), 15, n. 2, 19, n. 2, 109, n. 2. Holawnton (Wilts.), 106. Holder, Robert, 94. Holiday, Sir Stephen, 292. Horley: see John of. Hotham: see Nicholas of Ocham. Hoveden or Howden: see Adam of, John of. Howe, John, buys sites of Friaries at Oxford, 122, 123. Hows, Will., 96, n. 2, 276. Hoye, Thomas, vicar of Bampton, will of, 110. Hoyta: see Henry of Oyta. Hozon (Hotham?): see William of Hodum. Hubert of Halvesnahen, biogr. notice, 243. Hugh Balsham, 138. — of Bampton, or Bath (Bathampton?), provincial, 157. — of Cantilupe, 218. — of Corbrug, secular master, 331, 334. — of Evesham, 331, 333. — of Hertepol, lector and provincial: proctor of Balliol Coll., 10; disputes at Oxford, 48, 49; presents twenty-two friars to the bishop for license to hear confessions at Oxford, 63, 129, 162, 163, 164, 165, 167, 219, 220, 222; employed as ambassador, 7, n. 10, 161; mentioned, 158, 160, 218; biographical notice of, 158-9. — Karlelle, at the council of the earthquake, 84, 246. — of Lyndun, biogr. notice, 186. — of Manchester, Dominican, 161. — of Mistretune, Dominican, 38. — of Newcastle, 167, n. 3. — of Nottingham, 57, 166. — Willoughby (Wylluby), chancellor and Minorite, notice of, 235. Humphrey de Bohun: see Bohun. Hundertone, Master Gilbert, 56, n. 2. Hungary, Minorite province, 181. Hussites, 257, n. 3. I. Ilchester, R. Bacon born at, 191. Ingeham: see Solomon of. Ingewrthe: see Richard of. Innocent IV, pope, 59, n. 1, 72, 77, 136, 137, 183, 184, 190. Innocent VI, pope, 239, 312. Inquisition, 160, 162, 165, 252. Ipswich, Grey Friars at, 27, n. 6. Ireland; Friars from, study at Oxford, 66; visitation of, 126; provincial ministers of, 178, 261, 267: see 142, n. 5, 243, n. 2, 266. — see Carrewe (David); Cusack (Isaac); Hubert of Halvesnahen; John Duns Scotus (?); Lorcan, Ric.; Malachy of Ireland; Maurice de Portu; Menelaus McCormic; Stephen of Ireland; Thomas of Ireland; Whythead, John. Irishe, Edmund, bailiff of Oxford, 93. Isabella, wife of Frederick II, 6, 307. — wife of Edward II, 162, 237. Italy, 281, 282; friars from, at Oxford, 66: see Agnellus; Albert of Pisa; Francis de S. Simone; Fey (Jacob); John de Castro; Laurentius Gul. de Savona; Nicholas de Burgo; Peter of Gaieta; Philip of Castello. J. J., friar Minor, at Council of Lyons, 128, n. 5. ‘Jack Upland,’ Lollard writer, 83. James de Porta, Minorite, 173. James, Rob., bequest, 105. Jerome (St.), works of, in Franciscan library, Oxford, 58. Jerome of Ascoli (Nicholas IV), general minister, 156, n. 1; holds chapter at Paris, 194. Jerome of St. Mark, notice of, 239. Jewell, John, 290. Jews, protected by Adam Marsh, 137: see also 9, 167, n. 9, 169, 190. Joanna, princess of Wales, 245. Joanna, wife of Walter of Wycombe, 20. John XXI, pope, 155, n. 4. John XXII, pope, bulls in favour of the Dominicans at Oxford, 40; controversy with the Franciscans, 77, 92, n. 1, 158, 166, 224-5, 229 seq., 239, 266. John XXIII, pope, 249, 255. John, friar, Dr. of Oxford, advocates disendowment, 82. John, Minorite, gives away a book, 56, n. 6. John, Roger Bacon’s pupil, 33, n. 4; biogr. notice, 211. John of Basingstoke, 206. — of Bekinkham, Minorite, 217, 218, 309. — of Berwick, lector, biogr. notice of, 159. — of Beverley, Minorite, 141, n. 9; biogr. notice, 186. — Canon: see Canon. — de Castro (Bologna), Minorite, 45, n. 9, 54, n. 3, 66, n. 7; biogr. notice, 276. — de Clara, 309; biogr. notice, 218. — of Cobeham, 298. — of Codyngton, warden, biographical notice, 129. — of Coleshull, citizen of Oxford, 304. — of Couton, benefactor of the friars, 92, 310. — de Crombe, lector, biogr. notice, 166. — Duns Scotus, presented for license to hear confessions, 64; lectures abroad, 68; mentioned, 112, 116, n. 2, 130, n. 2, 167, 213, 223, 224, 241, n. 4, 262, 268, 270, 284; biographical notice of, 219-222. — of Dunstable, joins Oxford Franciscans; notice of, 180. — of Ew, of Oxford, 304. — Feckyngtone: see Feckyngtone (John). — Gallensis of Volterra, 150. — of Gaunt: see Gaunt. — le Gras, secular master, expounds Franciscan Rule, 331-334. — of Gunwardeby, of Oxford, 304. — of Hentham, ‘syndicus,’ 92, 235, 310. — of Hereford: see Edes, John. — of Horley, lector, 163. — of Hoveden or Howden, lector, 172. — (of Kent), papal nuncio, 141, n. 2. — of Kethene, Minorite, 183. — of Lathbury, Minorite, 236; biogr. notice, 235 (cf. 56, n. 2). — Lector of Erfurt, 254, n. 6. — Lector of Freiburg, 144, n. 150. — of London, 206, 211. — London, 237. — London, warden of New College: see London. — of Maidstone, archdeacon of Bedford, 331. — Mardisle: see Mardisle. — Marshall, 308. — of Meslay, visitor of the Oxford Dominicans, 334. — Nottingham, Minorite, 287. — of Nottingham, Minorite, witnesses a will, 101, 239. — — treasurer of York, 165. — of Okehampton, warden, 92, 310; biogr. notice, 129. — of Oxford, Minorite, 216. — Parens, minister general, 178. — of Parma, minister general, praises the English province, 11, n. 3; holds chapter at Oxford, 69, 70, 183; friend of Adam Marsh, 137: see also, 187, 193, n. 4. — Peckham (Pecham, &c.), royal commissioner, 9; at Oxford, Paris, and Rome, 67; condemns errors at Oxford, 73; relations to Thomas Aquinas and Dominicans, 73, seq.; favours Franciscans, 74; sends John Wallensis as ambassador, 144; works by, 150, 215; influenced by Roger Bacon, 195, n. 4; mentioned, 153, 156, 157, 211; biographical notice, 154. — of Persole, Pershore, lector, 48, 49, 158, n. 6; biogr. notice, 159. — le Peyntour, auditor, 94, 311. — Picard, 172. — of Preston, lector, 169. — of Ratforde, lector, 169. — of Reading, abbat of Osney, joins Franciscans, 3; mentioned, 187; biographical notice, 180. — of Reading, lector, 168. — of Reading, minister of Saxony, 181. — de Ridevaus, lector, 150, 236; biogr. notice of, 170-1. — of Rodyngton or Rudinton, lector and provincial, 174; notice of, 171. — de Rupellis, Minorite, 67. — de Rupescissa, Minorite, 208, n. 1. — of St. Frideswide, mayor, 103, n. 7. — of St. John, bequest, 102. — of Sanford, Abp. Dublin, 129, n. 1. — of Stamford, custodian of Oxford, 187; Provincial, 68, 138; at Lyons, 127; biographical notice, 128. — de Stanle, Minorite, 224, 310. — of Stapleton, biogr. notice, 219. — of Tewkesbury, Minorite, gift to library, 60, 251. — of Thornton, lector, 168. — Tynmouth: see Tinmouth, John. — Tyssyngton: see Tyssyngton. — Wallensis, lector, 37, n. 1, 170; at Paris, 68; biogr. notice, 143; works, 144-151. — Wallensis, Minorite, 311, n. 1. — of Waltham, bishop of Salisbury, bequest, 104. — of Ware, 212; cf. 213, n. 6. — of Westburg, Minorite, 219. — of Westover, and Isolda, his wife, 310, n. 2. — of Winchelsea, Minorite, notice of, 223; cf. 256. — of Wylton, lector, biogr. notice, 166. — — monk, 166, n. 11. — de Wyntun, secular master, 331, 335. — of Zortone: see John of Thornton. Johnson, Elizabeth, bequest, 110. Jollan of Nevill, 298. Jordan of Saxony, Master of Friars Preachers, 71, n. 4. Jordan, William, Dominican, 242. Jornton: see John of Thornton. Joseph, John, Minorite, 113, n. 7; biographical notice, 288. Julian Caesarinus, cardinal, 249. Julius II, pope, 267. K. Karlelle: see Hugo. Katharine of Aragon, 114, 115, 273, 282: see Henry VIII. Kell, Ambrose, Minorite, admitted to University library, 62, n. 3; 270. Kellawe, Ric., bp. of Durham, 98. Kemerdyn, Phil., 101, n. 3. Keneyshame, Robert, bedell, his will, 26. Kent, 168; sheriff of, 99, 129, 308. — nun of, 289, 290, n. 5. — persecution in, 293. Kethene: see John of. Kidderminster, Ric., abbat of Winchcombe, 49, n. 4, 269, 272. Kilwardby, Rob., Abp. of Canterbury, 73, 160; provincial of the Dominicans, 326, 327, 328, 329, 333, 334; upholds private judgment, 326. Kingesthorpe, Ric.: see Ric. of Ingewrthe. Kingsbury: see Thomas of Kyngesbery. Kirkby, 260, n. 7. Kirkham, Thomas, Minorite, 113, n. 7; opponent of King’s divorce, 114; grace to, 338; biogr. notice, 282. Knights Hospitallers, house in Oxford, 13. Knights Templars, 160, 162, 165. Knolle: see Walter de. Knottis, Thomas, biogr. notice, 284. Knowlys, Rob., Minorite, 284. Knox, James, of Bois-le-Duc, 245. Kydmersford: see Adam. Kydmynster, Ric.: see Kidderminster. Kynton, John, 97, n. 2, 107, 112, n. 1, 316; opposes reformation, 113; attitude to divorce, 115; biographical notice, 268. Kyritz, 257. Kyrswell: see Creswell, Ralph. L. Lakeor: see Adam de. Lamarensis: see William de Mara. Lambeth Palace, MS. from Franciscan library, Oxford, 59. — burial at, 293. Lambourn (Berks) 107, (Essex) 290. Lambourn, Reginald, fellow of Merton Coll., Minorite, biogr. notice, 237. — Robert (or John), Minorite, biogr. notice of, 237. — Simon, of Merton Coll., 237, n. 9. Lancashire, 189, 271. Lancaster: see Gaunt, John of. Landen: see Walter de. ‘Lanercost Chronicle,’ written by an Oxford Minorite, 1, n. 1, 27, 30, 167. Langberg, of Merton Coll., 137, n. 9. Langham, Simon, Abp. of Canterbury, 85. Langley (Regis), Dominicans at, 22, 53, n. 9. — see Golafre, John. Laodicea, bp. of, 188. Laon: see Raymund of. Lathbury: see John of. Latimer, Hugh, bp. of Worcester, 111. Laurence Briton (Wallensis), lector, 134, 171. — of Cornwall, Minorite, 212. — of Sutthon, socius of Adam Marsh, 34, 140, n. 5; biogr. notice, 186. Laurentius Gulielmi de Traversagnis de Saona, biographical notice of, 265. Layton, sent to reform the University, 116. Lector: see John. Ledbury, John, buys a book, 56, n. 2 (cf. John Lathbury). Legnaco: see Ægidius de. Leicester, four Orders at, 103. — Dominicans at, 102. — Minorite convent, in the Oxford custody, 68; lectures at, 186, 275; rebel friars at, 87; burials at, 166, 180. — Earl of: see Montfort, Simon de. — Grostete, archdeacon of, 179, n. 4. — see Robert of. Leke (Leech), Ric., provincial, 259. Leke, Ric., brewer, buried at Grey Friars, Oxford, 26; lease of land to, 97, 131, 274, 316-8; bequests, 108, 318; servant, of John Kynton, 269, n. 4, 316. Leland, John, visits Franciscan library, 62; on R. Bacon’s works, 195; mentioned, 149, 150, 199. Lemster: see William of Leominster. Leo X, pope, 110. Letheringfont, Minorite, Cambridge, 49, n. 9. Letitia, wife of Simon, son of Benedict, 15, 298-9. Lewes, battle, 72; priory, 154. Lichfield, Minorites of, 59, n. 3; burials at, 169, 259. — bp. of: see Roger Wesham. — diocese, 260, 289. Limoges: see Peter of. Limosano: see Giuliortus de. Lincoln, burials at, 139, 160. — bishops of: see Grostete, Richard of Gravesend, Sutton (Oliver), Dalderby. — William of Alnwick, Suffragan of, 271. — archdeacon of, 9; diocese of, 257, 289. — see Adam of. — John, citizen of London, 272. Lincolnshire, 189, 271. Lisbon, University, 242. Llandaff, bp. of, 255. Lock, Margery, 93. Lockysley: see Ralph of. Lodore: see Richard le. Lollards, 83, 87, 248: see Wiclif. Lombard, Peter: see Sentences. Lombardy, an Oxford Minorite teaches in, 67. London: Austin Friars, 263. — Black Friars, council of the Earthquake at, 84, 246; prior of, 320, n. 1. — Grey Friars: foundation, 2, 176, 178. — — house and convent, 28, 89, n. 2, 128, 132, 180, 189, 239, 258, 263, 266, 274, 280, 311; numbers, 44, n. 1. — — political meeting at, 282, n. 11. — — privileges to inmates, 237, 239, 247, 312-3. — — property of a London Minorite, 78, 311. — — church, 25. — — — burials in, 126, 129, 130, 131, 155, 162, 240, 241, 247, 251, 252, 256, 263, 264, 265, 268, 269, 273, 275, 277. — — Chapters at, 69, and n. 4, 235. — — custody, 175. — — schools, 35, n. 3, 130, 172, 181, 186, 188, 246, 277, 306, 311. — — — exhibition for a London Minorite, 53, n. 7. — — library, 144, n. 5, 150, 173, 233, 234. — — dissolution, 288. — — Wardens, 78, n. 3, 83, 89, n. 2, 112, 127, 131, 136, n. 4, 212, 258, 263, 265, 269, 272, 276. — — Vice-warden, 129. — bishops of, 10, 258, 260 281, n. 3, 284, n. 1; diocese, 261. — St. Paul’s, convocation at, 257; prebendary of, 284; Cardmaker reader in, 291. — — Cross, sermons, 46, n. 9, 53, 113, 130, 258, 263, 278, 279, 284, 285, 287, 289, 292. — Parishes; St. Andrew Undershaft, 287; St. Bride’s, Fleet Street, 291; St. George’s, Botolph Lane, 293, n. 3; St. Leonard’s Shoreditch, 290; St. Martin’s in the Fields, 286; St. Martin’s Outwich, 283; St. Mary at Axe, 287; St. Mary at Bowe, 289; St. Mary Magdalen, Old Fish Street, 293, n. 7; St. Owen’s, 128; St. Vedast’s, 105. — Bridge, head of a Franciscan rebel on, 87. — Smithfield, burnings at, 291. — Compter (prison), 291. — Fleet (prison), 291. — College of Physicians, 119-120. — Parliament at, A. Marsh called to, 137; 32, n. 3. — foreign traders in, 272. — mentioned, 99, 103, 104, 106, 281. — see John of; Thomas of. London, Dr. John, Warden of New College, 110, n. 1, 166, n. 8; Visits the Oxford friaries, 117-121, 132; and other friaries, 133. Longespee, Ela, countess of Warwick, 300, n. 1. Loo, J., 96, n. 1. Lorcan, Richard, Irish Minorite at Oxford, 101, 276. Louis IX (St.), King of France, 138, n. 3, 140. Louis of Bavaria, emperor, 225, 231, 232. Lovell, William Lord, buried in Grey Friars Church, Oxford, 26, 106. Ludford, Simon, Minorite, becomes apothecary and physician, 119, 294. Ludgershall, 271. Lull, Lully, Raymund, 59, n. 2, 255. Lundia, abp. of, 140, n. 6. Lusetanus: see Peter. Luther, Martin, 113, 269, 281, 286. Lymynster: see Richard. Lynn, Grey Friars, numbers, 44, n. 1, 283; burial at, 129; mentioned, 271. — — Observant at, 277. Lyons, council of, 15, 18, 67, 127, 128, 137, 140. — general chapter at, 159, 161, 218. — Franciscan school at, 66, n. 10. Lyra: see Nicholas de. M. M^cCarmacan, or M^cCormic: see Menelaus. Madele: see Walter of. Magalona (Montpellier), bp. of, 144, n. 8. Magdeburg, abp. of, 257. Mahomet, works on, 148. Maidstone: see John of; Ralph of; Thomas of Maydenstan. Major, John, 172, n. 11. Malachias of Ireland, Minorite, student at Oxford, 66, n. 5; 223. Maldon, John, provost of Oriel, bequest, 104. Malevile, Richard, lector, 175. Mallaert, John, Minorite, 70, 253. Malmesbury, Henry, bequest, 103. — see Thomas of. Manchester: see Hugh of. Manners: see Peter of. Mansourah, battle of, 138, n. 3, 140. Mantes, 127. Mara, forest of, 215, n. 1. — see William de Mara. Marbres, John, 224, n. 1. Mardisle (Mardeslay), John, provincial, argues against papal tribute, 81, n. 7; biogr. notice, 242. Maricourt (Maharncuria): see Peter de. Marseilles, general chapter, 235. Marsh (de Marisco): see Adam; Richard; Robert. Marshall, Earl, 7, 177. Marshall, Hugh, his tenement in Oxford, 16, 298. — John, 308. Marsilius of Padua, 77, 114, n. 4, 224, 234. Marston: see Roger. Martin IV, pope, 92, n. 1, 111, n. 6. — V, pope, constitutions for Friars Minors, 53, n. 8, 65, n. 6, 92, n. 1, 255. — king of Aragon, 255. — Warden at Oxford, mentioned, 186, 189; biogr. notice, 129. — the old, Minorite, 129. — of Alnwick, lector, biogr. notice, 163. — de Barton, Minorite, 129. — de Sta. Cruce, bequests, 102, 143. Martinus Polonus, 164. Martoke, John, fellow of Merton, bequest, 106. Mary, the Virgin, works on, &c., 49, 67, n. 2, 212, 214, 242, 250, 254; cf. 178-9. Mary, queen, 286, 287, 288, 289, 290, 291, 292, 293. Maryner, William, citizen of London, 53, n. 7. (Matthew), provincial of Dominicans, signs Charter for University, 8; ambassador, 137, 307. Matthew, Garret, 96, n. 1. Matthew Döring: see Döring. Maurice de Portu, Minorite at Oxford, 66, n. 5; biogr. notice, 267. Mawket, Giles, carpenter in Oxford, 94. Maynelyn: see Tinmouth, John. Mayronis: see Francis de Mayronibus. Mediavilla: see Richard Middleton. Melitona, Middleton, Milton: see William of Middleton. Melton: see William de. Mendicant Orders, 78, 79, 80-85. — bequest to, 218, n. 4. — pensions at the Dissolution, 119, 130. — provincials of, 80. — see Oxford, Mendicant Orders at; Richard Fitzralph, Wiclif. Menelaus MacCormic, or MacCarmacan, biogr. notice, 267. Menyl: see William de. Mepham, Ric., archdeacon of Oxford, grants land to the Minorites, 15, 17, 21. Merc: see Eustace of. Mercator’s Atlas, 245. Mercer: see Benedict le. Mercer: see Robert le. Merlawe: see Roger de. Merschton: see Roger Marston. Mertherderwa, Reginald, bequest, 105, 261, n. 8. Merton: see Walter de. Merton College: see Oxford. Meslay: see John of. Metz, general chapter, 183, 186: see Albert of. Michael de Cesena, general minister, 168, 225, 229, 231. Middlesex, 122, 292. Middleton, John: see John de Wylton; Richard; William of Middleton. Midelton, abbey of, 84, n. 1. Midford, 292. Milan, general chapter, 66, n. 6, 157; Franciscan schools, 267. — abp. of, 249. Miller: see Philip, and Richard. Milo, draper of Oxford, 296. Milton (near Oxford), 103. Mincy, William, Minorite at Oxford, 219. Minorites: see Franciscan Order. Mirandola, J. Pico de, 159, 234. Missionaries, friars as, 7, 128, 139, n. 8, 140, 178, 179, 183, 244. Mistretune: see Hugh of. Mogynton: see Robert de. Monks, 78, 114, 119; attacks on, 81, 253: see Benedictines, Cistercians, Oxford. Montfort, Amaury de, bequests, 102, 103. Montfort, Eleanor de, 137, 186. — Simon de, Earl of Leicester, friend of Adam Marsh and Grostete, 32, 137; honoured by the Franciscans, 32-3, 72, 141, 212; letter to, 168; Gregory of Bosellis with, 186. Morgan, Oxford Dominican, 267. Morleyse, Walter, bequest, 105. Morton, Walter, grants land to Minorites, 20. Morton, Sir William, 16, n. 3, 124; Anne his wife, 124. Moryn, Walter, 101. Morys, John, 93. Moses, Rabbi, works, 292. Muliner: see Miller. Multifernana (Meath diocese), 213. Multon, Ralph de, scholar, 187. Munich, 225. Musca: see John de Ridevaus. Mymekan, Roger, of Oxford, 304. N. N. de Ewelme, Chancellor, takes part in controversy between Dominicans and Franciscans, 77, 329, 330, 331, 334, 335. Naples, University, William of Alnwick teaches at, 167; Peter of Gaieta, D.D. of, 235. Narbonne, 144, n. 8; general chapter at, 194, n. 1. Netter, Thomas, of Walden, Carmelite, 58; pupil of W. Woodford, 247. Nevill: see Jollan of. Newark, Observant Friars of, 286, 289. Newcastle, Grey Friars, numbers, 44, n. 1; school, 35, n. 3; burial at, 163; dissolution, 292: see Hugh of. Newman, Rob., Minorite, reformer, 113, n. 7, 119; has a living, 119; biogr. notice, 293. Newmarket: see Robert of. Newport: see William of. Nicholas III, pope, 77, n. 1, 155, 215. — IV, pope: see Jerome of Ascoli. — of Anivers, 66, n. 6; biogr. notice, 187. — de Burgo, lectures at Oxford, 36, n. 9, 53, n. 2, 66, n. 7; his composition remitted, 51: see 97, n. 1; humanist, 113; supports royal divorce, 115; biogr. notice, 280. — of Fakenham, commissioner to depose provincial, 70; biogr. notice, 252. — de Gulac, biogr. notice, 212. — Hereford: see Hereford. — of Lynn, Carmelite, 245. — de Lyra, Minorite, 32, n. 4, 257. — of Ocham, lector, mentioned, 229; biogr. notice, 158. — de Schomberg, or Scombergt, German Dominican, 281, n. 3. — Specialis, Minorite historian, 158, 233. — de Tyngewick, 10, 168. — of Weston, citizen of Oxford, bequest, 102. Norfolk, 99, 125, 130, 151, 169, 178, 180, 189, 234, 252, 315: see Adam of. Normanville: see Eustace of. North Pole, voyage of an Oxford Franciscan to, 245. Northampton, Grey Friars, foundation, 126, 178; in the Oxford custody, 68; school, 64, n. 5; a friar of, 56, n. 2: see also 180; burials at, 129, n. 6, 153, 236, 237. — archdeacon of, 4. Northamptonshire, 156, n. 2, 238. Northumberland, 153, 292. Norton, Agnes, buried in the Franciscan Church, Oxford, 26; bequest, 105. Norwich, Grey Friars at, numbers, 44, n. 1; school, 64, n. 5, 65, 139, n. 8, 140, 172, 249: see also 111, 151, 153, 158, 170, 241, 243, 256. — library, MSS. in, 172, 173. — bp. of, 31, n. 1, 167, n. 1. — synod, 256. Notly, John, Minorite, 288. Nottingham, Grey friars at, in the Oxford custody, 68, 187, 250: see Augustine of; Hugh of; John of; Robert of; William of (2). — county, 286. Nottynge: see John Nottingham. Noyf, Roger, 12, n. 2. Nutone, John, friar, lectures at Oxford, 43. Nycopia: see Peter Pauli de. O. Observant Friars: see under Franciscan Order. Ocham: see Nicholas of; William of Ockham. Ochampton: see John of. Ockham: see William of. Ocle or Okele, John, bequest, 104, 251. Oen or Owen, Robert, citizen of Oxford, 296. Oen or Owen, Robert, son of Robert, 13, 20, n. 5, 296. O’Fihely: see Maurice de Portu. Oliver de Encourt, Dominican, 9, 155. Olivi: see Peter John Olivi. Olliff, John, Minorite, 119, 294. O’Really, William, provincial of Ireland, 261. Oterborne, Thomas, lector, biogr. notice of, 174. Ottaviano Scotto, printer at Venice, 267, n. 5. Otto Brunsfelsius, 287. Ottobon, legate, 156, 212. Oxford: Endowed Orders. Monks, expenses at inception, 51, 52; inception of a monk, 237. — numbers of students (Benedictine and Cistercian), 54. Dissolution, 116, n. 4, 119: see Benedictines, and Monks. Bec, fee of the abbat of: see Bec. Osney Abbey (Austin Canons), 15, n. 2, 19, n. 2, 100, 107, 109, n. 5, 300, n. 1: see John of Reading. Rewley Abbey (Cistercians), 107. St. Frideswide’s (Austin Canons), 15, n. 2, 46, n. 9, 74, 84, 85, 107: see John of St. Frideswide. Mendicant Orders. alms and bequests, 54, 100, 103-110, 318. feasts and expenses at inception, 50, 51, 246. necessary regency, 52. numbers of students, 54. excluded from congregation, 52, 261, 336. — library, 62. attacks on and unpopularity of, 40, 79, 84, 90, n. 6. support Abp. Arundel, 85. wax-doctors, 43, 239, 252. visitation and suppression, 116, 117, 124. Austin Friars, 75, 103, 121, 160; 258, n. 7: see Oxford, Mendicant Orders. Carmelites, 55, n. 1, 75, 84, 94, n. 10, 103, 109, 111, 121, 252: see Oxford, Mendicant Orders. Dominicans, receive the Minorites, 2; controversies with them, 59, n. 9, 71-8, 129, 151, 153, 155, 156, 158, 212, 320-335; cf. 80, n. 2. — provincial prior signs charter for the University, 8. — controversy with the University, 39-41, 65, n. 3, 165. — academical exercises at the Black Friars, 46, 49. — schools and scholars, 37, notes 4, 5, 6; 43, n. 7, 267. — numbers, 54. — prior of the, 9, 73, n. 3. — Mad Parliament at, 72; Edward (I) stays at, ibid. — feasts at the burial of Piers Gaveston, 27, n. 9. — accused of stirring up rebellion, 84. — burial at, 104. — alms, 6, 23, n. 1, 55, n. 3, 100, 307, 308. — bequests to, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, 110; 261, n. 8. — (Preachers’ Bridge, 17, n. 4.) — Dissolution, 118; lease of the site, 121-124: see Oxford, Mendicant Orders. Franciscans: see Table of Contents; Franciscan Order. Custody, 68, 171-2, 180, 238. Friary, foundation of, 2-3, 178. — houses, 3, 12, 21-8, 176-7, 295, seq., 318, 320. — — Vice-chancellor’s court at, 95-6, 132. — Church, 3, 6, 21-6, 39, 46, 49, 104, 105, 106, 117, 123, 124, 177, 180, 182, 251, 273, 299, 318. — — sermons in, 46, 181, 275, 290. — — used as a sanctuary, 308. — — gild in, 24, 110. — Churchyard, 17, 19, 27, 106, 122, 123, 300, 302. — Property, held for the friars by the city, 3, 13, 295; by the King, 17, 299; cf. 76-7, 322. — Boteham, 122, 123. — Paradise: see Oxford City. — garden leased to Richard Leke: see Leke. — Library, Part I, Ch. IV; 195, n. 4, 251, 273, 283. — Schools, Part I, Ch. III; 21, 66, 67, n. 2, 177, 186, 189, 246, 251, 278, 284, 329. — — payments at inceptions, 41, 50-2, 132, 258, 260, 264, 265, 267, 269, 270, 274, 275, 276, 277, 278, 279, 280, 282, 283, 284, 336-8. — — gratuitous lecturing, 36, 53, 131, 280, 338. — — foreign friars at, 18, 66, 309, 312: see under names of the various countries. — — Oxford Franciscans at other Universities, 66-7, 276: see Bologna, Cambridge, Naples, Padua, Paris, Rome, Toulouse. Friary, Relations to Dominicans: see Oxford, Dominicans. — Number of friars, 43-4, 54. — Royal grant of 50 marcs, 97-9, 129, 130, 217, 218, 224, 267, n. 2, 308, 309, 315. — wardens, Part II, Ch. I; vice-warden: see Bacheler (J.). — warden at the capture of Tripoli, 8. — chronicles by Oxford Franciscans: see Lanercost, Thomas of Eccleston; cf. Bassett (J.), Martin of Alnwick, Oterborne (T.), Somer (J.). — voyage of an Oxford Franciscan to the North Pole, 245. — Dissolution, Part I, Ch. VIII; 132, 292, 293, 294. Sack, Friars of the (or of the Penance of Jesus Christ), settle in Oxford, 17, 300; place bought from Walter Goldsmith, 20. — property comes into the hands of the Franciscans, 18, 19, 20, 44, n. 1, 301-3. Oxford City: state of, at time of the Dissolution, 120-1. citizens subscribe to buy a house for the Grey Friars, 13, 295-6. the poor of Oxford, 5-6, 307. Pestilence, 53, 279, 338. Robbers in the neighbourhood of, 4, 188, 246. Document dated at, 512. Government and officers. Burgesses, 21. Mayors, 13, 17, 20, n. 5, 60, 103, 117, 121, 170, 295, 296, 297, 299, 310. Aldermen, 106, 110, n. 1, 117, 121, 123. Bailiffs, 5, 69, n. 4, 93, 296, 297, 307, 310. jurisdiction over the friars, 60, 92, 310. Hustings Court, 92, 101, 310. sworn inquisitions, 15, n. 1, 19, 20, 28, n. 2, 303-5. firma burgi, 5, 69, n. 4, 121, 307. Local Divisions. Churches and Parishes— All Saints, 95, 110. Carfax, proclamation at, 86; records, 124, n. 6. Holywell, 109. St. Aldate, 14, n. 5. St. Budoc (Bodhoc), 14, 16, 17, 19, 297, 300, 301, 302. St. Ebbe, parish, 2, 12, 13, 14, 15, 28, 94, 95, 124, 178, 295, 297, 299; alms to friars, 100; church, 23, 26, n. 2, 318; rector, charge of adultery against, 75, n. 2; tenement in, 105. St. Giles, 124, n. 6. St. Mary Magdalen, 103, n. 6, 107. St. Mary the Virgin: see under Oxford, University. St. Michael, 13, 296. St. Peter le Bailey, 74, 124, n. 6. St. Peter in the East, sermon at, 280, 288. Streets, &c.— Beef Lane, 28. Bridge Street, 27. Charles Street, 17, n. 4, 28. Church Place, 23, 28. Church Street, or Freren Street, 13, 28. Grandpont (Folly Bridge), 104. Horsemonger Street, 298. Littlegate Street, 14, 16, 17, n. 4, 28. Norfolk Street, 16, n. 3. Paradise garden, place, and square, 15, n. 2, 16, n. 3, 19, 23, 122, 123, 124. Penson’s Gardens, 27. Preachers’ Bridge, 17, n. 4. School Street, 37. Wheeler’s Garden, 23. Cherwell, 28. Thames, 28; island in the, 16-17, 297. Trill Mill Stream, 16, 19, 22, 27, 123, 297, 301. Buildings and Institutions— Bear inn, 95, 285. Fleur de Lys, 96. Bocardo, 94, 95, 115. Castle, 14, 297, 299. Eastgate, 12, n. 2. Hospital of St. John, 12, n. 2. Littlegate: see Watergate. Northgate, 16, 296, 298. Southgate, 14, n. 5, 104. Watergate (or Littlegate), 14, 17, n. 4, 23, 297, 299. Westgate, 16, 19, 23, 297, 299. Wall, 13, 14, 16, 20, 22, 23, 296, 297, 299, 304. — mural mansion, 13, 296. Fair at Austin Friars, 121. Gild of St. Mary in the Grey Friars Church, 110; cf. 24. Hospitallers (St. John of Jerusalem), house belonging to, 13, 296. — see Jews. Oxford: University. University: visited by Abp. Arundel, 85, 112: reformed by Cromwell, 116. Government and Officers. Charter of Hen. III to, 8. Chancellor, delegate of the bp. of Lincoln, 8, n. 5, 217; election of, 175. — court and jurisdiction, 8, 9, 93-7, 101, 130, 155, 268, 274, 276, 286, 310. — proclamation against French students, 86. — conferment of degrees, 31, n. 10, 38, 39, 40, 41, 45, 46, 48, 49, 165, n. 7, 253, 265, 274, cf. 280, 330-1. — relation to the friars, 75, 77. — attitude to Wiclif, 84, 85, 251. — executor of a will, 102, n. 1. — seal of, 260. — see Berton, William; Colman, Robert, Minorite; Eustace of Normaneville, Minorite; Gascoigne, Thomas; Hugh of Willoughby, Minorite; N. de Ewelme; Radulph of Sempringham; Richard Fitzralph; Symon of Ghent. Vice-Chancellor, or Commissary, 95, 110, 131, 132, 265, 268, 282, 316-7, 318-9, 338: see Chancellor, court. Proctors, 38, 40, 41, 45, 84, 107, 130, n. 9, 165, n. 7, 258, n. 7, 260, 267, 336. Congregation, 38, 40, 47, 48, 51, 82, 141, 256, 260, 265, 270. — exclusion of friars from, 52: see Oxford, Mendicant Orders. Bedells, 26, 50, 53, 278, 279, 330. Faculties; study of Arts before Theology, 37-42, 45, 50, 141, 192, 265. Miscellaneous. Poem De laude Univ. Oxon, 253. Lutheran doctrines condemned, 269. Secular students; numbers according to Ric. Fitzralph, 79-80; bequests to, 109, 273; gifts to, 280, 338; expenses at inception, 51; murder of a scholar, 17, 297; assault on a scholar, 269, n. 4. Northerners and Irish students, 142, n. 5. Local Divisions.— Colleges and Halls— All Souls. Balliol, connexion of Franciscans with, 9, 158, 168, 216-217, 260. — library, 61, n. 7: see also, 79, 106. Beef Hall, 130. Brasenose College and Hall, 107, 191, n. 4. Broadgates Hall, 95, 288. Christ Church, or Cardinal College, 281. Corpus Christi, 109. Durham, 61, n. 7; alms to friars, 100; burial at, 269. Eagle Hall, 105. Exeter College, 108. Gloucester: see Oxford, Monks. Lincoln, 59, 61, n. 7, 107. Magdalen, 107, 109, 266, 269, 290; N. de Burgo lectures at, 282. Merton, founder, 9, 102; warden, 100-1; fellows, 106, 130, n. 9, 175, 251, n. 2; mentioned, 260; fellows of, become Franciscans, 223, 237, 277. — Franciscans claimed as Mertonians, 154, n. 4, 160, 191, n. 4, 214, n. 1, 219, n. 8. New, 7, n. 3, 58, n. 9, 289: see London, J., warden of. Oriel, 59, n. 7, 61, n. 7, 104. Peckwater’s Inn, 95. St. Bernard’s College: see Oxford Monks. St. John’s, 25, n. 9. Institutions and Buildings— University Chests, 256, 260. University Library, exclusion of the friars from, 62; admission to, 62, 270, 275, 277. — Bodleian, 59, 60. — MSS. written at Oxford, 166, 208, 225, 268, cf. 59, 60, 245, 252. — Books printed at, 226, 236. — Booksellers at, 61. — Archives, Tyssyngton’s treatise kept in, 251. University Church (St. Mary’s), 44, 48, 49, 52, 84, 168, 270, 274, 275, 278, 284, 285, 287, 290, 293. Schools, 31, 37, 41, 45, 46, 47, 261, 262, 274, 275, 279, 336; building of, 41, 265. Margaret Professor of Divinity, 269. Oxford County, 122, 163. Sheriff, 5, 14, n. 7, 17, 23, n. 1, 60, 70, n. 3, 297, 298, 309. — receives land for the use of the Franciscans, 299. Oxford Diocese, 289. Archdeacon of: see Mepham, Ric., Robert Marsh; 49, n. 8, 75, 101, n. 5, 102, n. 1. Archdeaconry of, 129 (see Confessions). Oxford, see Adam of; John of; Stephen of Ireland. Owayn, Henry, heirs of, 20. Owen, Robert: see Oen. Owtred, J.: see Ughtred Bolton. Oyta: see Henry of. P. P. of Worcester, his bible, 56, n. 3, 151. Padua, 266, 267: see Anthony of, Marsilius of. Pady, John, mayor of Oxford, 13, 295. Palestine, 139, n. 8, 178: see Saracens, Missionaries, Crusades. Palmer, Ralph, of Oxford, 296. Papudo: see Anthony. ‘Pardoners,’ 83. Parens: see John. Paris, synod at, 194. — University, 66, n. 5, 73, n. 1, 231, n. 2, 253. — — teaching of theology, 36-7. — Carmelites, 103. — Dominicans at, 36, 39, 43, n. 7, 334, n. 3. — Franciscans: general chapters at Paris, 157, 194, 309. — — at, school for boys, 43. — — statutes, &c., respecting, 35, 51: cf. 220, 235. — — English, called to, 67, 137, 189. — — Oxford Franciscans teach or study at, 139, 142, 143, 154, 162, 166, 167, 182, 187, 192, 193, 213, 214, 215, 220, 222, 223, 224, 238, 242, 243, 244, 249, 283; cf. 211, 266, 280. — — degrees conferred by pope, 244. — — appointment of lecturers, 220. — — bequest to, 103. — — Observant Friars, 88. — — see also 49, n. 9, 56, 155, 176. Paris, Matthew, quoted, 31, 82, n. 3, 139, 177, 191. Parkinson, 124. Parma: see John of. Parott, John: see Porrett. Passelewe, Rob., justice in Eyre, 23, n. 1. Pastoureaux, 193. Paston, John, Knt., Sheriff, 99, 130, 315. Paul, St.: see Bible. Paul, Burgos, 257. Paulinus, 188. Payne, Hugh, Observant, 289. Peasant Revolt, 78, n. 4, 84. Peckham: see Gilbert. — see John. Pecock, Reginald, bp. of St. Asaph and Chichester, 263. Pekin, Franciscan bishop of, 244. Peldon, 287. Pembroke, Earl of, 264. Penerton, James, 94. Penitence: see Sack, friars of the; and Oxford, Mendicant Orders, Friars of the Sack. Pennard, 158, n. 3. — William, of Oxford, 304. Pennis: see Peter de. Penreth, John, 60. Pentecost, bailiff of Oxford, 296. Péraud: see William de. Percevall, John, provincial minister, biogr. notice, 268. Pereson, John, bequest, 107. Perot, William, bequest, 107. Perpignan, general chapter, 229. Persole (Pershore): see John of. Person, John, lector at London, 277. Perugia, general chapter, 166, 167, 224. Peshall, Sir J., 124. Pestilence: see Oxford, City. Peter, lecturer to the friars, bp. in Scotland, 30, 31. — d’Ailly, cardinal, 231. — of Baldeswell, lector, 163. — of Gaieta, biogr. notice, 235. — John Olivi, 144, 157, 164, 214, 215, n. — of Limoges, 151, 226. — Lombard: see Sentences. — Lusetanus, Minorite, 66, n. 9; biogr. notice, 270. — of Manners, Dominican, 39, 141. — of Maricourt (Maharncuria), 209. — Pauli de Nycopia, Oxford friar, 268. — de Pennis, work on Mahomet, 148. — Philargus of Candia: see Alexander V. — of Sutton, lector, 165. — of Tewkesbury, custodian of Oxford and provincial, 11, 68, 187; obtains papal privileges for the Order, 72; minister of Cologne, 188; vicar of Agnellus, 177; mentioned, 1, n. 1, 65, n. 4, 126, n. 3; 139, n. 8, 142; biographical notice. — son of Thorald, Mayor of Oxford, 20, n. 5, 296. — of Todworth, Minorite, 219. Peterborough, diocese, 289. Peyntour: see John le. Peyrson, Thomas, Minorite, 277. Philargus: see Alexander V. Philip the Fair, King of France, 159, 161. Philip, miller, Oxford, 295. — of Bergamo, 148, 151. — of Briddilton, or Bridlington, lector, 163. — of Castello (Arezzo), Minorite, biogr. notice, 243. — Torrington, bp. of Cashel, biogr. notice, 224. — Wallensis, lectures at Lyons, 67, n. 1. — Zoriton: see Phil. Torrington. Pico, J., of Mirandola, 159. Pisa: see Agnellus of, Albert of, Bartholomew, Francis de S. Simone. — council of, 249. Plummer, William, of Oxford, 110, n. 1, 318. Pokelington; see William of. Poker, John, 95. Pole, Cardinal, 293. Polton, Philip, bequest, 106. Pomay: see William. Pontefract: see Thomas of. Pope, confers degrees, 35, 235, 242, 243-4, 244. — influence in appointing provincial ministers, 70, 254, 255, 256, 261. — English tribute, 81, 242. Porrett, John, Minorite, admitted to University library, 62, n. 3; lectures on St. Paul, 113, n. 5; biogr. notice, 277. Porta: see James de. Portu: see Maurice de. Portugal, friars from at Oxford, 66; Observants of, 265: see Anthony Papudo, Gonsalvo of Portugal, Peter Lusetanus, Thomas of Portugal. Poverty: see Evangelical. Prato: see William de. Prest, wife of, burned, 286. Preston: see Gilbert of, John of. Prophet, John, dean of Hereford, 313-4. Pulet, Isaac, Jew, 9. Puller, Robert, Minorite, 96, n. 3, 285, 286, 288, 290. Pye, Alderman, visits Oxford friaries, 117; lease of the Grey Friars, 121-3. Q. Quesuell, Peter, 224, n. 1. Quinton (Quainton?), 25. R. R. de Wydeheye, lecturer to the monks at Canterbury, 66. Radford: see Thomas. Radley, 94. Radnor, Thomas, provincial, 262; biogr. notice, 260. Ralph of Colebruge, lector, 34, n. 3; biogr. notice, 139. — of Lockysley, lector, 165. — of Maidstone, Minorite, bp. of Hereford, helps to build Franciscan Church at Oxford, 3; biogr. notice, 182. — of Rheims, 177. — of Swelm (Ewelme?), Dominican prior at Oxford, 334. — de Toftis, lector, 157. Raphoe, bp. of, 267. Ratforde: see John of. Raxach: see Dalmacus de. Raymund Gaufredi, general minister, 194; work by, 208; letter to, 218. — of Laon, recommends Roger Bacon to pope, 193. — Lullus: see Lully. — of Pennaforte, 57. Reading, Grey Friary, 4, n. 1, 22, 23, 27, notes 3, 5; 235-6, 255, 293. — — numbers, 44, n. 1; in the Oxford custody, 68; burial at, 260. — library, &c., 150, 166, 235-6. — Adam Marsh called to, 137. — monk of, 178. — see John of. Redclive: see Robert of. Rede, William, of Merton, 237, 238. Redovallensis: see John de Ridevaus. Reformation, 113, 269, 272, 273, 283, 285, 286, 287, 289, 290, 291, 292, 293. Reginald de sub muro, 19, n. 3. Rense, council, 225. Repyngdon, Philip, Lollard, 84. Reresby: see Henry of. Retherfeld (Rotherfield), 20, 305-6. Rice: see Robert ap. Richard, II, 25; favours Mendicants at Oxford, 41, cf. 252; Franciscans loyal to his memory, 86-7; grant to the Franciscans in arrear, 98: see 243, 245, 250, 253, 311, 312. — Earl of Cornwall and King of the Romans, benefactor of the Oxford Franciscans, 25; his heart buried in their church, 25; known to Adam Marsh, 137. — socius of W. of Nottingham, dies at Genoa, 184. — servant of J. de Couton, 92, 310. — Brynckley: see Brinkley. — de Bury, bp. of Durham, 61. — of Clare, escheator, 303. — of Conyngton (Coniton), lector, provincial, 160, n. 5, 166; biogr. notice, 164. — (Rufus) of Cornwall, lector; his secretary, 56, n. 5, 187; at Paris, 66, n. 6, 67; bequest to, 102; mentioned, 151, n. 3; biogr. notice, 142-3. — of Cornwall, secular, 142, n. 5. — of Devon, Minorite, 2, 178. — of Drayton, lector, 168. — Fitzralph, abp. of Armagh, attack on the Mendicant Orders, 42, 77, 79, 239-240, 248, 255; remarks on friars’ libraries, 60-1; fellow of Balliol and chancellor, 79, 169. — of Garaford, bequest, 104. — of Gravesend, bp. of Lincoln, 300. — of Heythrop, of Oxford, 304. — of Ingewrthe, Minorite, 2, 178. — of Ireland: see Lorcan. — le Lodere, grants land to the Oxford Franciscans, 19, 301. — Lymynster, wax doctor, 43, 239. — Malevile: see Malevile. — Marsh, bp. of Durham, leaves library to Adam Marsh, 57, 135. — Middleton, works in Franciscan library, 58, n. 11; biogr. notice of, 214. — the Miller, leases and grants house to Franciscans at Oxford, 3, 12, 13; see also 20, n. 5, 296. — Rufus: see Richard (Rufus) of Cornwall. — le Ruys, 142, n. 1. — of Slekeburne, or Slikeburne, confessor of Devorguila, 9; biogr. notice of, 216. — of Wallingford, abbat of St. Albans, 251. — de Wauz, Minorite, 128, n. 5. — de Whitchford, collector of alms, 92, 310. — de Wiche, bp. of Chichester, 136, 137. Richeford, Oxford Dominican, 267. Richmond: see Britanny, John of. — (Yorkshire), Grey Friars of, 274. Rickes, John: see Rycks. Rigaldus, Minorite, 215. Rinaldo Conti, protector of the Order, 69, n. 7. Risby, Richard, Observant, 289. Robert, of Beverley, lector, 164. — of Bromyard, Dominican provincial, 48. — of Capell, Minorite, 212, 335. — of Cowton, presented for license to hear confessions, 64; mentioned, 170; biogr. notice, 222. — Cross, de Cruce, lector and provincial, biogr. notice, 156-7. — de Sancta Cruce, 156, n. 3. — Eliphat: see Eliphat. — of Flemengville, 9. — of Fulham, Minorite, lecturer to the monks at Canterbury, 66. — of Gaddesby, Minorite, 219. — Grostete: see Grostete. — Halifax: see Eliphat. — of Leicester, lector, proctor of Balliol Coll., 10; biogr. notice, 168. — Marsh, archdeacon of Oxford, 135, 136. — le Mercer, lets house to Franciscans in Oxford, 2, 12, 13, 178; see also 20, n. 5, 296. — of Mogynton, Minorite, 219. — of Newmarket, Dominican, 320, 321, 324, 335. — of Nottingham, 298. — of Redclive, lector, 173. — ap Rice, 272. — of Thornham, custodian of Cambridge, 65, 139, n. 8. — de Trenge, warden of Merton, 100, 239. — of Ware, biogr. notice, 211. — of Watlington, of Oxford, 304. — de Wysete (Wyshed), provincial, 241. Roberts, Ric., 96, n. 3, 288. Roby, Minorite at Oxford, 265. Rochester, bp. of: see Merton, Walter de; Fisher, John. — archdeacon: see Browne, Ric. Rockysley: see Ralph Lockysley. Rodano: see Alan of. Roderham, Ric., proctor of Balliol Coll., 10, 260. Roderic Witton, Minorite, 271. Rodnore, Ric., Minorite at Oxford, 265. Rodromo: see Adam Wodham. Roduricus, Minorite, 271. Rodyngton: see John of. Roger, king’s almoner, 5, 307. — Dominican, 156. — Bacon: see Bacon. — de Barton, Minorite, 219. — Compotista, monk of Bury, 210. — Conway, provincial, mentioned, 79, 238, 241, 312; biogr. notice, 239. — Frisby: see Frisby. — de Marston, lector and provincial, mentioned, 159; biogr. notice, 157. — de Merlawe (Marlow), 165, n. 2, 218. — of Thurkelby, 298. — of Wendover, 191. — of Wesham, lecturer to the friars, bp. of Lichfield, 30, 31 and n. 5, 168. Roger, Thomas, warden of Fanciscans, Gloucester, biogr. notice, 268. Rogers, John, bequest, 108. Rome; appeals to the pope, 39, 81, 138, 186, 258. — Lateran Council, 267. — Franciscans, general chapters, 35, 267; Roman province, 256; Oxford friars at, 127, 180; as ambassadors, 159, 161, 177; as lecturers, 67, 155, 161; deposition of Elias, 69, 181. — Albert of Pisa buried at, 181. — mentioned, 313. Romehale, 178. Romseye, John, regent master, 252. Roper, Richard, Minorite, 119, 293. Rose, Thomas, Minorite, 270. Roskild, bp. of, 140, n. 6. Rous, John, at Oxford, 25, n. 4, 26; quoted, 191, 193, 195. Rufus, Adam, biogr. notice, 179. — Richard: see Richard (Rufus) of Cornwall. Rundel, Thomas, lector, biogr. notice, 162. Rupellis: see John de. Rupescissa: see John de. Russell, John, Minorite, biogr. notice, 218. — John, bequest, 106. — Peter, provincial biographical notice, 255. — Sir Robert, 106. — William, Warden of Grey Friars, London, heresies of, 85-6; biogr. notice, 257. Rycks, John, Minorite, reformer, 113, n. 5; biogr. notice, 286. Rygbye, Nicholas, 274. Ryley, Edward, Minorite, 113, n. 6; biographical notice, 287. S. Sabina, cardinal bp., protector of the Order, 70; see Clement IV. Sack, Friars of the, suppressed, 18; see Oxford, Mendicant Orders. Saham: see Herveius de. St. Alban’s, abbats of, 241, 248; document dated at, 297. S. Amando: see Alienora de. St. Andrew’s, Vercelli, 135. St. Asaph, church of, 274: see Standish, Henry. St. Crida, parish of (Exeter), 105. St. Cross: see Martin de Sta. Cruce; Robert Cross. St. David’s, bp. of, 30, 31, 136. St. Dunstan: see Thomas of. St. Edwardstowe, 107. St. John: see John of St. John. St. John of Jerusalem, brethren of, 13. St. Simon: see Francis de S. Simone. Salamanca, University, 242. Salford, Richard, Warden at Oxford, sues for a debt, 99, 315; biogr. notice, 130. Salisbury, 104, 223. — Grey Friars, martyrology, 138, n. 10; Convent, 223. Sall, Nicholas, Minorite, 286. Salomon: see Solomon. Sanders, Gilbert, Minorite, 47, 51, n. 10, 52; biogr. notice, 275. Sanderson, John, Minorite, 275. Sanderson, Robert, Minorite, 50, n. 1, 52, n. 11; biogr. notice, 274. Sandon, Brian, syndicus of the Oxford Minorites, legal business, 93, 94; scandal about, 94: see also 96, n. 1, 119, 270. Sanford: see John de. Saracens, 8, 63, 128, 178, 179, 244. Sauvage: see Vincent le. Savernak forest, 21. Savona, 266. Savonarola, 55, n. 3. Saxony, Franciscan province, 181, 257, 237. Sawnders: see Sanders. Schankton, John, Minorite, bequest to, 104, 251. Scharshille, William, biogr. notice, 238. Schaton: see Walter de Chatton. Schism, the great, 249, 250, 252-3. Schomberg (Scombergt): see Nicholas de. Schyrbourne: see William de. — John, 165, n. 8. Scotland, Minorites in, 66; provincial of, 180. — parliament in, 238. — mentioned, 290. Scotto: see Ottaviano. Scotus: see John Duns. Sebyndon, 105. Seller, J., warden at London, 269. Seman, John, bequest, 109. Sentences of Peter Lombard; study of, 37, 38, 45, 46, 47, 65, n. 3, 81, 131, 143, 162, 242, 246, 249, 250, 257, 262, 284, 292, 336-338; works on, 151, 152, 157, 158, 160, 164, 166, 167, 168, 170, 172, 173, 182, 213, 214, 216, 217, 220, 222, 223, n. 3, 224, n. 5, 227, 235, 238, 242, 249, 254. Serlo, dean of Exeter, 7, n. 5. Sewal, St., abp. of York, 136. Sherburn (Durham), master of the hospital, 102. Shifford, 107. Shotover, 5. Shrewsbury, Grey Friars, foundation, 129; burial at, 168. Sicily, Minorite of, wax doctor, 43, 239. Simcox, William, of Oxford, 319. Simeon: see Henry Simeonis. Simon, son of Benedict, 15, 298-9. — Bruni, Minorite at Toulouse, 311, n. 1. — of Esseby, Minorite, 189. — minister of Germany, 160, n. 9. — of Ghent, Chancellor of Oxford, 162, n. 16, 219, n. 4. — de Montfort: see Montfort. — Tunstede, regent master, provincial, 60, 174; biogr. notice, 241. Sixtus IV, 266. Skelton, William, bequest, 105. Slekeburne, or Slikeburne: see Richard of. Smith, Gerard, Minorite, 53, n. 2; biogr. notice, 270. — James, Minorite, 119, 293. — John, Minorite, 45, 47, 51, n. 3, 52; biogr. notice, 274. — — Minorite, 47, 49, n. 4, 51, n. 6; biogr. notice, 269. — — gent., 124. Smyth: see Smith. Sneyt, 48. Snotly: see Notly. Solomon, warden of the London Franciscans, 89, n. 2. Solomon of Ingeham, Dominican, accuses Franciscans, 76, 320, 321, 324, 326, 327, 328, 329, 334-5. Somer, John, Minorite astronomer, 250, n. 3, 251, n. 1; biogr. notice, 244-6. Somer, Thomas, of Oxford, 304. Sorel, Stephen, lector, 172. Southampton, wine at, 5; chapter of Minorites at, 69. — see Walter de Chatton. Sowche, John, bequest, 109. Spain, friars from, at Oxford, 66, 243. — Peter Russel teaches in, 255. — Albert of Pisa minister of, 181. Spellusbury, 109. Stafford, John, warden at Coventry, 293. Staffordshire, 238. — John, Minorite, 119, 293. Stamford, Grey Friars, in Oxford custody, 68, 172; school at, 25, n. 3 (?); burial at, 165; mentioned, 257. — Carmelites, convocation, 85, 151. — see John of. Standish (Lancs.), 271, 274. — E., 101, n. 3. — Henry, Minorite, bp. of S. Asaph, bequests to Grey Friars, Oxford, 24, 61, n. 6, 109, 276; opposes new learning, 112; upholds secular power, 114; biogr. notice, 271-4. Stanle: see John de. Stanschaw, Thomas, lector, biogr. notice, 172. Stapleton: see John de. Stargil: see William de. Steeple Aston, 109, n. 2. Stephen, St., founder of the Order of Grammont, 185. — of Ireland, Minorite, 66, n. 5; biogr. notice, 213. — Sorel: see Sorel. — de Wytun, secular master, 332, 334. Steventon priory, 16, n. 2, 20. Stisted, 287. Stokes, Peter, Carmelite, 84. Stokesley, John, bp. of London, 281, n. 3. Ston, John and Agnes, 56, n. 6. Stoughton, Rob., bookseller, 172. Strasburg (Argentina), province, 66, n. 10: see 290. Stratton, Gilbert, 162, n. 8. Straw, Jack, his confession, 78, n. 4. Strensham, Henry, 293, n. 3. Stretsham, Henry, Minorite, 116, n. 7, 293. Strey, Thomas, of Colchester, 282, n. 9. Studeley, Christopher, Minorite, biogr. notice, 269. Suffolk, 99, 130, 166, 241, 315. Sunday, John, Minorite, 46, n. 1, 10, 336; biogr. notice, 262. Surrey, 163. Sussex, 154. Sutthon: see Laurence of. Sutton, 233: see Henry of, Peter of. — Oliver, bp. of Lincoln, 18. Swelm (Ewelme?): see Ralph of. Swerford, 109. Swinfeld, Ric., bp. of Hereford, 168, 169. Swynshed, 241. Sylvester, pope, 257, n. 3. Symon, Rob., servant of Dr. Baskerfeld, 132. Syria, 183: see Saracens. T. Taillur, Richard, of Oxford, 296. Talbot, Rob., 236. Tartars, 128, 244. Tate, J., will mentioned, 90, n. 1. Taylor, John: see Cardmaker. Taler, Henry le, and Alice his wife, 16, 20, n. 5. Templars: see Knights. Terra Laboris, Franciscan province, 235. Tewkesbury: see John of; Peter of. Thacker, Cromwell’s servant, 117. Thomas, of Anesti, 138. — Aquinas, as viewed by Roger Bacon, 42, 73, n. 1; his teaching impugned, 73-4, 154; attacked by W. de Mara, 215, 216; works by, 154, 156, 236. — of Barneby, lector, biogr. notice, 160. — de Bek’, secular master, 331. — Bernewell: see Bernewell. — of Bungay, lector and provincial, influenced by Bacon, 195, n. 4; biogr. notice of, 153. — of Cantilupe, St., bp. of Hereford, pupil of Peckham, 154. — Docking, lector, 36, n. 5, 37, n. 1; bible assigned to, 56, n. 3; takes part in controversy with Dominicans, 324, 325, 326, 335; biogr. notice, 151-2. — of Eccleston, his chronicle quoted, 1, 6, 11, 30, 65, 70, 71, 72, 126, 128, 129, 134, 135, 143, 177, 178, 180, 181, 182, 184, 185, 189, and notes passim; mentioned, 320; student at Oxford, 67; biogr. notice, 189-191. — of Ireland, doctor of the Sorbonne, 148. — of Kingsbury (Kyngesbery, &c.), provincial, 60; mentioned, 242, n. 5, 245, 251; biogr. notice, 250. — of London, benefactor of the Oxford friars, 92, 310. — of Maidstone (Maydenstan), biogr. notice, 186-7. — of Malmesbury, Dominican, 48. — Netter of Walden: see Netter. — Oterborne: see Oterborne. — of Pontefract, lector, 164. — of Portugal, biogr. notice, 242. — Radford, lector, 174. — Radnor: see Radnor. — Rundel, lector, 162. — of St. Dunstan, lector, 168. — Stanschaw, lector, 272. — de Valeynes, grants land to the Minorites at Oxford, 15, 21, 298. — Wallensis, lecturer to the Minorites, bp. of St. David’s, 30, 31, 136. — Wallensis, or Walleys, Dominican, 144, n. 7, 149, 150, 151, 170. — of Wycombe: see Waldere, Th. — of Wynchelse, Minorite, 256. — of York, lector, inception of, 38-9, 128; lectures at Oxford, 65, n. 2; mentioned, 143, n. 2, 186; biogr. notice, 140-142. — John, bequest, 105. — William, obtains part of the Grey Friars’ property, 122, 123. Thorald: see Peter, son of. Thorley, 283. Thornall, John, Minorite, 44, n. 4, 51, n. 7; grace to, 338; biogr. notice, 279. Thornham: see Robert of. Thornton: see John of. Throckmorton, Rob., bequest, 108. Thüringen, 257. Thurkelby: see Roger of. Tinmouth, John, Minorite, bp. of Argos, bequest to Oxford Minorites, 108; biogr. notice, 271. Tithemersch: see William. Todworth: see Peter of. Toledo, Minorite of, 209. Tomsun, John, Minorite, 116, n. 7, 288. Tomsun, Thomas, Minorite, 116, n. 7, 290. Toulouse, Minorite of, 208; general chapter, 219, 221. — University, 242, 311, n. 1. Treners, Ric., Minorite, 262. Trenge: see Robert de. Trent (river), 302, 303, 304. Treviso, Albert of Pisa, minister of, 181; see Henry de Ceruise. Trinitarian Friars, bequest to, 103. Tripoli, heroism of an Oxford Franciscan at, 8. Tritheim, 148. Trivet, Nicholas, Dominican, on J. Peckham, 155. Tryley: see Ryley. Tryvytlam (Trevytham), Ric., biogr. notice, 253. Tuam, abp. of, 267. Tully, Dionisius, Dominican, heretical teaching in Ireland, 266. Turco, Robert, 209. Tunstede: see Simon. Tuscany, Albert of Pisa, minister of, 181; Bernard of Gascony, minister of, 311, n. 1. Tyburn, Franciscans executed at, 87. Tyeys, Henry, grants land to the Minorites at Oxford, 19, 301. Tyndale, quoted, 112. Tyngewick: see Nicholas de. Tyssyngton, John, Minorite, regent master, 82, n. 2, 85; biogr. notice, 251. U. Ubertino de Casali, Minorite, 215. Ughtred, Bolton, monk of Durham, 81, n. 7, 242, 243, 253, n. 5, 254. Urban V, 311, n. 1. Urban VI, pope, 243; oath of obedience to, taken by English Franciscans, 250. V. Valeynes: see Thomas de. Valeys, John, lector, 175. Valla, Laurence, 171, n. 2. Vallibus: see Anthony de. Varro: see William of Ware. Vavasour, William, warden at Oxford, pension to, 119, n. 4; mentioned, 268, n. 2; biogr. notice, 130. Venice, printing press at, 267, n. 5. Ver, G. de: see William of Ware. Vercelli, abbot of St. Andrew’s at, 135. Vienne, Council of, 163, 164. Vilers: see Valeys, John. Vincent Boys: see Boys. — le Sauvage, Dominican, 321, 323, 324. Vodromio: see Adam Wodham. Volterra, J. Gallensis of, 150. W. Wakerfeld: see Alan of. Wakering Parva, 287. Walden: see Netter, (Thomas) of. Waldere, Thomas, of Wycombe, bequest, 102. Wales, 31; John Wallensis sent as ambassador to rebel Welsh, 144. Waleys, Henry, mayor of London, 219. — Thomas: see Thomas Wallensis. Walker, William, Minorite, lectures on St. Paul, 113, n. 5, 284. Walle, William, Minorite, 45, n. 6, 51, n. 8, 52; biogr. notice, 277. Wallensis: see John; Laurence Briton; Philip; Thomas. Wallingford: see Richard of. Wallys: see Wellys, Robert. Walonges: see Thomas de Valeyns. Walshe, Gilbert, Minorite, 261. — Nicholas, Minorite, 261. Walter de Berney, bequest, 104. — de Bosevile, Minorite, 219. — Brinkley: see Brinkley. — de Bukenham, friar of Babwell, 56, n. 4. — of Cantilupe, bp. of Worcester, 137, 308. — de Chatton, lector, 60, 134; biogr. notice, 170. — canon of Dunstable, becomes Minorite, 180. — de Foxle, lector, 169. — of Gloucester, escheator, 303. — de Knolle, lector, 158. — de Landen, Minorite, 212, 320. — de Madele, lecturer in some Franciscan convent, 34; biographical notice, 188. — de Merton, bp. of Rochester, &c., friend of Adam Marsh, and benefactor of the friars, 9, 102, 137, 187. Waltham: see John of. Ware (Herts.), Grey Friars of, 91, n. 4, 211, 213; burial at, 259. — see John of; Robert of; William of. Warham, William, abp. of Canterbury, 23, 115. Warin of Dorchester, and Juliana his wife, 16. Warminster: see Adam of. Warwick, countess of, 300, n. 1. Wastenays, John, Minorite, biogr. notice, 252. Waterford: see William of. Waterperry, 108. Waterstoke, 107. Watlington: see Robert of. Wanz: see Richard de. Waynflete, William, bp. of Winchester, 266. Wearmouth, Adam Marsh had a living near, 135. Welle, John, Minorite D.D., his property stolen, 78; 175, 311. Welleford, 109. Wells, diocese, 261; canon of, 105; chancellor of, 291. — John, 175. Wellys, Robert, provincial, 255. Welsh: see Wales; Wallensis. Wendover: see Roger of. Went, John, lector and provincial, 174. Wesham: see Roger of. Westburg: see John of. Westminster, burial at, 25; sermon at, 284; council at, 81, n. 7, 242; mentioned, 267, n. 2, 298, 300, 301, 302, 306, 308, 310, 312, 315. Weston: see Nicholas de. — Ric. LL. B., 96, 287. Westover: see John of. Wetherset, 173, n. 6. Whatele: see William of. Wheathamstede, John, abbat of St. Albans, 248. Whitchford: see Richard de. Whitehead, David, reformer, 288, n. 7. Whyte, William, heresies, 256. Whythede, David, Minorite, 288. Whytheed, John, of Ireland, 255. Whytwell, John, Minorite, 51, 54, n. 3; biogr. notice, 260. Wiche: see Richard de. Wiclif, quoted, 27, 43, 50, 78, 79; his English prose, 64; on friars’ sermons, 64, n. 4; his poor priests, 82, n. 3; points of agreement with the friars, 81, 114, n. 4; attack on the friars, 81, seq.; relations to W. Woodford, 81, 246; works written against him, 246, 248, 251; mentioned, 55, 112. Wileford, William, son of Richard de: see William. Wiley (Essex), 284. William, warden of the Franciscans at Paris, 220. — clerk of Oxford, 296. — — of Adreston, 304-5. — — of Auvergne, 192-3, 206. — de Colvile, Minorite, 179. — de Conchis, 247, n. 7. — Cornish, 212, 320. — of Esseby, warden of the Grey Friars, Oxford, 7, n. 7, 178, n. 2; biogr. notice, 125-6. — of Euston, of Oxford, 304. — of Exeter, Minorite, biogr. notice, 217. — of Gainsborough, lector, lectures at Rome, 68; provincial minister, 157, 158; royal ambassador, 7, n. 10, 159; attends general chapter, 159, 218; bp. of Worcester, 162; biographical notice, 160-2. — of Heddele, lector, accompanies Prince Edward on Crusade, 8; mentioned, 151, n. 4, 335; biogr. notice, 153. — de Hodum, Hozon (Hotham?), 156; cursory lecturer, 334. — of Leominster, friar, 134, n. 2; biogr. notice, 217. — lord Lovell: see Lovell. — de Mara, Minorite, influenced by Roger Bacon, 195, n. 4; biogr. notice, 215. — of Constance, 216, n. 3. — de Melton, heresies of, 86; biogr. notice, 251. — de Menyl, proctor of Balliol College, 10, 158. — of Middleton, Minorite, 214, n. 2. — of Newport, Minorite. — of Nottingham, provincial minister, 126, 127, 128, 187; signs Henry III’s charter to the University, 8; increase in the friars’ property under him, 14; retort to a friar, 28; extends University teaching, 65; friend of Grostete, 69, n. 1; popularity, 70; obtains papal privileges for the Order, 72; mentioned, 126, 127, 128, 129, 136, 139, n. 8, 141, 155, n. 2, 165, 186, 187, 189, 190; biographical notice, 182-185. — of Nottingham, lector and provincial; copies works of Nicholas Gorham, 57; mentioned, 185, 224, n. 7; biogr. notice, 165. — of Ockham, lectures abroad, 68; followers at Oxford, 77, 173; on evangelical poverty, 77, 164; mentioned, 151, n. 7, 166, n. 3, 168, 172, n. 11, 216, 217, n. 3. — biographical notice, 224; works, 224-234. — de Péraud, 147. — of Pokelington, Minorite, biogr. notice, 188. — de la Pomay, secular master, 331. — de Prato, French Minorite, bp. of Pekin, 66, n. 6; biogr. notice, 244. — of St. Amour, 154. — of Schyrbourne, lector, biogr. notice, 165. — of Shareshull, 238. — de Stargil, Dominican, 324, 325, 326. — Tithemersch, provincial, biogr. notice, 238. — of Ware, Minorite, biogr. notice, 213. — of Waterford, Minorite, 247, 249. — of Whatele, of Oxford, 304. — son of Richard de Wileford, of Oxford, his house bought for the Minorites, 13, 90, n. 6, 295-6. — de Wodeford, abbat, 249. — Woodford (Widford, Wydeforde, &c.), Minorite; on the clothing of the Grey Friars in England, 4, n. 1; on the statutes of Benedict XII, 35, n. 2; robbed, 5; defends admission of children into the Orders, 80; relations to Wiclif, 81; papal privileges to, 312-3; quoted or mentioned, 42, 167, 170, 195, n. 4, 213, 222, 252; biographical notice, 246-9. — of Worcester, description of the Grey Friars Church, Oxford, 24. — of Wykeham, 58, n. 9. — of Wykham, Minorite, 212, 323. — of York, Minorite, 179. Williams, David, Minorite, 53, n. 6; biogr. notice, 278. — John, Minorite, biogr. notice, 287. Willoughby: see Hugh of. Wilsnach, miraculous blood of, 257. Wiltshire, 169. Winchcombe: see Kidderminster (Ric.), abbat of. Winchelsea: see John of; Thomas Wynchelse. Winchester, Grey Friars at, 4, n. 4; numbers, 44, n. 1. — bp. of (Aymer de Lesignan), 136. — prior and convent of, 136. Windsor, documents dated at, 297, 298. Winslow: see Wynslo, Richard. Wisbech, 161. Witnam, near Oxford, said to be Roger Bacon’s birthplace, 191, n. 1. Witton, Roderic, 271. Wodham: see Adam. Wolsey, Cardinal, 113, 115, 269, 272, 280, 281. Wood, Anthony, 12, 23, 30, 85, 123, 124, 133, 135, 199. Woodford: see William. Woodstock, documents dated at, 60, n. 2, 307. Worcester, Grey Friars at, 108, 239; Adam Marsh enters the Order at, 135; burial at, 165. — bps. of: see Walter of Cantilupe, William of Gainsborough. — see P. of, William of. Wrenche, John son of Walter, bequest, 103. Writtel, Roger, alms in memory of, 100. Wrixham, 274. Wych (Wyth), Laurence, mayor of Oxford, grants land to the friars, 17, 20, 299. Wychewood forest, 5. Wycombe: see Joanna, wife of Walter of. — see Waldere of. Wydeheye (or Sydeheye): see R. de Wydeheye. Wygmund (Wygerius), German friar, 69, 126, 142. Wykeham: see William of. Wykham, master John, 185. Wyllyot, John, fellow of Merton Coll., 175. Wylton: see John of. Wynchelse: see Thomas. Wynslo, Richard, 96, n. 2. Wyntun: see John de. Wysete (Wyshed): see Robert de. Wystantowe, 103. Wythman, Thomas, Minorite, 119, 293. Wytton-Gylbert, 292. Wytun: see Stephen de. Wyz, John and Emma, grant land to Minorites in Oxford, 19, 301. Wyȝht, Minorite, 267. Y. York, abp. of: see Sewal. — provincial council of, 160, 165. — canons, &c., of, 102, 105, 165, 166, 235. — schools and chapter at, 242. — mystery plays at, 259. — Grey Friars of, 27, n. 9; studium, 35, n. 3; burial at, 242. — — custodians, 127, 129; warden, 130. — documents dated at, 303, 304. — see Adam of; Thomas of; William of. Yorkshire, 156, n. 2, 188, 220, 242, 261, 274. Z. Zoriton: see Philip Torrington. Zortone: see John of Thornton. Zouche, John, provincial, deposed, 70, 253, 254.