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LAMBETH LIBRARY
359
IV.
V.
VI.
The King announcing victories (3).
233 b. The Romans to the Pope asking him to live at Rome.
234 b 235. The King, etc., to the Pope. The King to Southwell
chapter.
235 b. For Henry, Duke of Lancaster.
236. Consolacio for the loss of a castle.
236 b for the College of S. Mary (Oriel).
The King to the Pope (Benedict xn) for King’s Hall,
Cambridge.
237 b. Rex pape de obstinacione filiorum.
Papa edwardo principi uallie post capcionem regis ffrancie (3).
238 b. The Pope to the King. Ventrem suum dolet alma mater
ecclesia.
239. Edward to the Cardinals, sede vacante.
239*5. Innocent VI to Edward on his creation. Reply.
240. Clement VI ,, ,, ,,
Edward to the Pope on his right to France.
240*5. Emperor to Edward on his coronation. Reply.
241 b. Edward to Chancellor of Oxford {Foedera in, 960).
245. A letter testimonial (Oxford) copied by Mr Gibson.
This section ends 245 b. 246 blank.
Paper; in a difficult hand, with an obliterated heading by Parker 247
Pie preces filiorum sunt exaudiende : sumuntur ista verba in
•a.utentic.0 de triente et semisse
It relates to disputations and degrees in the University, and
appears to be a law disputation.
The last section begins : Qui ad gradum sue dignitatis per-
uenerit tarn cingulo quam ceteris priuilegiis perfruatur.
Scribuntur ista verba C de priuilegiis scolarum.
Incidencia., consisting of short paragraphs on law . . . 251
f. 252 torn at top contains a mention of the ‘ fratres predicatores
Oxon.’ 252^ blank.
Paper, in an upright ugly hand.
Formulae (22) for proceedings in ecclesiastical courts.
The documents are given in full with names. They relate to
several dioceses. On 257*5 is a suggestio ex parte Cancellarii
et Procuratorum Univ. Oxon. Copied by Mr Gibson.
The last is dated 1364.
f. 261 in another hand is a copy of a Papal document,
Clement (VI) on a dispute between John Bp. of Norwich and
Robert Abp. of Canterbury. Bordeaux 7 kal. Sept. Ist year.
Regis pacifici qui regnat in celis
Paper, in a neat hand.
Forms and records of disputations in the Schools at Oxford . 262
On the first page is this note (xvi): Pater in hiis comitiis et
sequentibus in fine (libri? added} erat Thomas Rodeborne
qui in tempore regis Henr. 4 erat vicecustos collegii de
LAMBETH LIBRARY
359
IV.
V.
VI.
The King announcing victories (3).
233 b. The Romans to the Pope asking him to live at Rome.
234 b 235. The King, etc., to the Pope. The King to Southwell
chapter.
235 b. For Henry, Duke of Lancaster.
236. Consolacio for the loss of a castle.
236 b for the College of S. Mary (Oriel).
The King to the Pope (Benedict xn) for King’s Hall,
Cambridge.
237 b. Rex pape de obstinacione filiorum.
Papa edwardo principi uallie post capcionem regis ffrancie (3).
238 b. The Pope to the King. Ventrem suum dolet alma mater
ecclesia.
239. Edward to the Cardinals, sede vacante.
239*5. Innocent VI to Edward on his creation. Reply.
240. Clement VI ,, ,, ,,
Edward to the Pope on his right to France.
240*5. Emperor to Edward on his coronation. Reply.
241 b. Edward to Chancellor of Oxford {Foedera in, 960).
245. A letter testimonial (Oxford) copied by Mr Gibson.
This section ends 245 b. 246 blank.
Paper; in a difficult hand, with an obliterated heading by Parker 247
Pie preces filiorum sunt exaudiende : sumuntur ista verba in
•a.utentic.0 de triente et semisse
It relates to disputations and degrees in the University, and
appears to be a law disputation.
The last section begins : Qui ad gradum sue dignitatis per-
uenerit tarn cingulo quam ceteris priuilegiis perfruatur.
Scribuntur ista verba C de priuilegiis scolarum.
Incidencia., consisting of short paragraphs on law . . . 251
f. 252 torn at top contains a mention of the ‘ fratres predicatores
Oxon.’ 252^ blank.
Paper, in an upright ugly hand.
Formulae (22) for proceedings in ecclesiastical courts.
The documents are given in full with names. They relate to
several dioceses. On 257*5 is a suggestio ex parte Cancellarii
et Procuratorum Univ. Oxon. Copied by Mr Gibson.
The last is dated 1364.
f. 261 in another hand is a copy of a Papal document,
Clement (VI) on a dispute between John Bp. of Norwich and
Robert Abp. of Canterbury. Bordeaux 7 kal. Sept. Ist year.
Regis pacifici qui regnat in celis
Paper, in a neat hand.
Forms and records of disputations in the Schools at Oxford . 262
On the first page is this note (xvi): Pater in hiis comitiis et
sequentibus in fine (libri? added} erat Thomas Rodeborne
qui in tempore regis Henr. 4 erat vicecustos collegii de