Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, 20, 76. Inception, 31. Jacobitism at Oxford, 127, 128. James I., 22, 98. James II., statue of, 125. Jesus College, 94. Jews at Oxford in the Middle Ages, 42. Johnson, Samuel, at Oxford, 138. Keble, John, 147. Keble College, 147. Laud, Archbishop, 109 _et sq._ Leicester, Earl of, 108. Lime Walk at Trinity College, the, 140. Linacre, Thomas, 76. Lincoln College, 67 _et sq._ Livery, 49. Locke, John, 124. Lowth, Robert, 136. Magdalen College, 67 _et sq._, 72 _et sq._, 130. Magdalen College Case, 126. Manchester College, 155. Manning, H. E., 24. Mansfield College, 155. Marisco, Adam de, 44. Martyr, Catherine, 87. Maynard, Joseph, 121. Mendicant Orders, 36. Merton, Walter de, 44, 45. Merton College, 45 _et sq._ Mob Quad, 45. Monastic Orders, 35. Monastic Oxford, 35. Monasteries, 35, 37, 50, 53. Montfort, Simon de, 37, 38. More, Sir Thomas, 76. Museum, the Ashmolean. _See_ Ashmolean. Museum, the University, 153, 154. Neo-Catholicism. _See_ Tractarianism. Neville, George, 101. Newman, J. H., 14, 24, 145, 148. New College, 55 _et sq._ Newton, Isaac, 105. Newton, Richard, 137. Non-conformists excluded, 123. Ockham, 31. Oldham, Hugh, 78. Oriel College, 50, 52. Osney Abbey, 35. Owen, John, 116. Oxford (the name), derivation of, 2. Oxford Architectural Society, 147. Oxford (the city), situation of, 1; environs of, 1, 2; of the 13th century, 27 _et sq._ Oxford (the University), administration and government of, 7 _et sq._, 106 _et sq._; origin and growth of, 25 _et sq._; political proclivities of, 28, 37, 105; in the 18th century, 130 _et sq._; in the 19th century, 140 _et sq._; intellectual revival of, in the present day, 152. Oxford Movement, the. _See_ Tractarianism. Oxford University Commissions (1850 and 1876), 149, 151. Papacy, the, and the Universities, 34, 37. Paris, University of, 27, 34. Pattison, Mark, 70. Pembroke College, 97. Peel, Robert, 142. Petre, Sir William, 93. Philippa, Queen, 52. Philosophy, Scholastic, early addiction to, 30. Pope, Cardinal, 92. Pope, Sir Thomas, 91. Portraits of Founders, 21. Press, the University (_see also_ Clarendon Press), 19. Proctors, 10, 13, 14. Professors, 10. Protectorate, the. _See_ Commonwealth. Puritanism and Oxford, 115 _et sq._ Pusey, E. B., 24, 145. Queen's College, 50, 52. Radcliffe, Dr. John, 23. Radcliffe Library, 23. Reformation, influence of, on Oxford, 108, 110. Religious tests, 90. Renaissance, the Mediæval, 23. Restoration, the, and Oxford, 120 _et sq._ Revolution, the (1688), and Oxford, 125, 127. Richard III. at Oxford, 73, 74. Rotheram, Bishop, 69. Routh, Martin, 136. Royal Commissions. _See_ Oxford University Commissions. Royal Society, The, 119 _et sq._