King Henry's charter of foundation, 253; site of, 254 _Trinity College_, relation of old halls and hostels with present buildings of, 254-55; Dr. Thomas Neville's work in connection with, 258; building of new library at, 260; later additions to, 261; two minor halls at, replaced by Bishop's hostel, 261; feud between Master and Fellows of, 261; Dr. Bentley's work in connection with, 262; Isaac Newton at, 263; other famous men connected with, 263 _University Hall_, first foundation of, 93, 99; refoundation of, as Clare House, 99; statutes of, 100, 103, 104; dispute of with King's College, 104, 105; supposed identity of with Chaucer's "Soler-Halle," 105, 106; great men associated with, 106 Cornelius, Austin, wood-carver, 153 Cosin, Dr., Master of Peterhouse, building of College Chapel by, 91 Cranmer, entry of, into Jesus College, 204; fellowship at resigned by, 249; lectures given by, at Magdalene, 249 Crauden, John of, Prior of Ely, Hostel of, 174, 175; portrait bust of, 174 Cromwell, Oliver, member of Sidney College, 281-82; portrait of, by Cooper, 282; Lowell's verses on, 282 Danes, ravages of, 52, 53 Darwin, Charles, member of Christ's College, 221, 222, 225 _De Heretico Comburendo_, 136 Devil's Dyke, British earthwork known as, 14 Dokell, Andrew, founder of S. Bernard's Hostel, 160 Dominicans, introduction of the new philosophy by, 58, 59; settlement of, on site of Emmanuel, 72 Drayton, Michael, picture of Fenland by, 11-12 Elizabeth, Queen, visit of, to Cambridge, 251 Elizabeth de Burgh, Countess of Clare, University Hall refounded by, 99 Elizabeth Wydville, Queen to Edward IV., second foundress of Queen's College, 161 Ely, Lady Chapel, comparison of with King's, 149, 150 Ely, student monks of, Hostel for, provided by John Crauden, 174; transference of, to Monk's College, 175 Erasmus, residence of, at Queens', 165-68; "Paraclesis" of _Novum Testamentum_ written while there, 171; appointment of, to Lady Margaret chair, 211; his praise of Oxford teachers, 212; summoned to Cambridge to teach Greek, 214 Eton College, 141; connection of, with King's, 144 Fenland, changes in physical features of, 9-11; description of, in _Liber Eliensis_ and other works, 11-13 Fisher, John, Bishop of Rochester, founder of Christ's and S. John's, 185, 242; notice of Lady Margaret attracted by, 211; divinity professorship founded by, 212; literary revival at Cambridge promoted by, 214, 242; speech by, in Parliament, 250; funeral sermon on Lady Margaret by, 228, 229; sympathy of, with new spirit of Bible criticism, 242; friendship of, with Erasmus, 242; attachment of, to Papal cause, 242; character of, evidenced by his codes of statutes, 243; opposition of, to divorce of Henry VIII. and Catherine of Arragon, 243; description of trial and death of, by Froude and Mullinger, 244, 245