Colleges of
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共 44 段- In or about the year 1343 the scholars of William of Durham
- “On the appointed day there met in the chapel between 8-9 a.
- The Bible or one of the Fathers was to be read in hall durin
- ran some verses of 1667.[77] But if we may judge from a stor
- When we consider the progress made by Balliol College during
- In the absence of contemporary letters or biographies, it is
- The Wiclifite movement largely influenced Exeter College, an
- The increase in the College revenues since its first establi
- It would not be easy to discover in the dry pages of the Col
- It was this enlargement of its numbers that made it necessar
- It is now just five centuries and a half since Robert of Egl
- The rights of the College in the matter of the appointment o
- A scholar was to forfeit his emolument by entering religion,
- One piece of rough mediæval horse-play which incurs the foun
- The era of reform may be said to begin with the voluntary re
- (_a_) As regards spiritualities. Although the ordinary servi
- John Cottisford, the eighth Rector of the College (elected i
- An odd incident has to be told in connection with Tatham’s d
- It was during Warner’s wardenship that we have the first men
- Finch was succeeded by Bernard Gardiner, a very different ch
- The royal favour which had been shown towards the College du
- Professor Holland has given a clear account[212] of the thre
- The characteristics of the College at all times have been re
- The greatest novelty of the Corpus statutes is the instituti
- Erasmus, writing, shortly after the settlement of the societ
- The charming account of Corpus, its studies, and its youthfu
- The north side of the great quadrangle was completed by Bish
- 5. “The east wall of the ‘ecclesiola’ built by Didanus in th
- Dr. Thos. Slythurst was a canon of Windsor, and held several
- But if the fellows of Trinity as a rule contented themselves
- In 1616 the King sent some instructions to the Vice-Chancell
- The second Letters Patent of Queen Elizabeth were issued on
- “He was admitted into Jesus College in the year 1641, not qu
- Of the various parts of the building the hall and the chapel
- Meanwhile, however, a second benefaction to Abingdon turned
- _Edmund Bonner_, “Scholar enough and tyrant too much” (Fulle
- The beginnings of the history of Gloucester College anticipa
- Loggan’s picturesque view, taken in 1675, suggests a mournfu
- The house is first known to have been a residence for schola
- “If such a plan of improvement be entertained by the authori
- [66] _Statutes_, pp. 40-45, 50-56. In 1676 the number was in
- [203] The Tower was begun in 1492, and finished in 1507. The
- [339] V. also “the case of Gloucester Hall, rectifying the f
- _Piers Plowman_, 97