Sidenote: The end and award made of the quarrell betwixt the Vniuersitie and townesmen of Oxford.
There were diuerse that gaue good eare to him, insomuch that sundrie learned men of that vniuersitie preached and set foorth the doctrine that he taught.
Thus of Cambridge the name gan first shyne As chieffe schoole and vniuersitie Vnto this tyme fro the daye it began" [162] The "good duke of Lancaster" was Alderman of the Guild of Corpus Christi.
In her petition for a charter she tells the king: "in the whiche vniuersitie is no college founded by eny quene of Englond hidertoward.
In Henry of Huntingdon's Chronicle (1130) the river is called the Grenta; but Lydgate writes And of this noble vniuersitie Sett on this ryver which is called Cante.
Sidenote: The foundation ofvniuersitie colledge in Oxford.
Hew Spens, deane of diuinitie in the vniuersitie of S.
The archbishop of Canturburie minding in this season to visit the vniuersitie of Oxenford, could not be suffered, in consideration of priuileges which they pretended to haue.
Sidenote: The archbishop of Canturburie not suffred to visit the vniuersitie of Oxenford.
Robert Curson descended of a noble family of England, vsed great diligence aswell in prophane as in diuine studies in the famous Vniuersitie of Oxford (as I coniecture.
Kay) by Octauius, about founding the Vniuersitie of Cambridge.
This yeare was a bull sent from the pope vnto the vniuersitieof Oxenford, to apprehend Iohn Wickliffe, parson of Lutterworth in Leicestershire, within the diocesse of Lincolne.
The French clergie wrote in the behalfe of Clement their pope, & cōfirmed their script or writing with the vniuersitie seale of Paris.
I could rehearse a number (if I listed) of this sort, aswell in the one vniuersitie as the other.
First, after they haue necessarilie proceeded masters of art, they preach one sermon to the people in English, and another to the vniuersitie in Latine.
This man founded Lincolne college in Oxford, in which vniuersitie he had beene a profitable student.
In his daies was the towne of Cambridge with the vniuersitie first founded by Cantaber, brother to the aforesaid Bartholin (according to some writers) as after shall appeare.
But the foundation of the vniuersitie of Oxford passed all the residue of his buildings, which he began by the good exhortation and aduise of Neotus an abbat, in those daies highlie estéemed for his vertue and lerning with Alfred.
For Sigebert king of the Eastangles began to erect that vniuersitie at Cambridge about the yéere of our Lord 630.
So that the vniuersitie of Cambridge was founded [Sidenote: Polydor.
Vniuersitie of Louaine, in many yeares, was neuer able to affourd.
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