The Grey Friars in OxfordLittle, A. G. (Andrew George)
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The Grey Friars in Oxford
Little, A. G. (Andrew George)
Franciscans -- Great Britain
Adam Godham: _see_ Adam Wodham.
Adam of Hekeshovre: _see_ Adam of Bechesoueres.
Adam of Hoveden or Howden, lector, mentioned, 163;
notice of, 162.
Adam of Kydmersford, robber, 308.
Adam de Lakeor, Dominican, 334.
Adam of Lathbury, abbat of Reading, 235, _n._ 4.
Adam of Lincoln, lector and provincial, notice of, 160.
Adam Marsh or de Marisco, upholds Franciscan poverty, 4, and _n._ 8, 11,
22;
books bequeathed to him, 57;
royal ambassador, 7, 307-8;
influence at Oxford, 8;
relations to Walter de Merton, 9, and Richard Earl of Cornwall, 25,
_n._ 2;
friendship with Simon de Montfort, 32, Grostete, 32, 48, 57, Walter of
Madele, 189, Roger Bacon, 192, 193;
lecturer to the friars at Oxford, 31-32, 36, 37, 186, 188;
letters illustrating the position of lector and socius, 33-4, 56, _n._
3;
his socius, 185, 186, 188;
controversy on theological degrees in 1253, 38-9;
his activity and reputation, 32, _n._ 2, 3; 67;
at the Council of Lyons, 127, 128;
obtains a papal privilege, 141, _n._ 2;
his letters, 57, _n._ 1, 59;
mentioned, 57, 65, 128, 129, 139, _n._ 8, 140, 141, 142-3, 151, 153,
154, 156, _n._ 3, 179, 181, 184, 186, 187, 189, 211;
biographical notice, 134-139.
Adam of Norfolk, secular master, 331, 332, 334.
Adam of Oxford, missionary, 7;
pupil of Adam Marsh, 135;
biographical notice, 178.
Adam Rufus: _see_ Rufus.
Adam of Warminster, warden at Oxford, notice of, 129;
controversy with Dominicans, 333-5.
Adam Wodham, lector, nominalist, 77, _n._ 4, 170, 226;
notice of, 172.
Adam of York, lectured at Lyons, 66, _n._ 10.
Adee, Swithin, 124.
Adreston (Adderstone?), _see_ William of.
Ægidius de Legnaco, 220.
Ægidius Delphinus, general minister, 267.
Ægidius Romanus, 215.
Agas, Map of Oxford, 124.
Agatha (daughter of Walter Goldsmith?), 20.
Agnellus of Pisa, first provincial, comes to England, 1-2, 125;
character of the province under him, 3;
royal ambassador, 7;
opposes extension of areas, 13;
builds infirmary and school at Oxford, 3, 21, 30;
secures Grostete as lecturer, 30;
holds provincial chapter at Oxford, 69;
buried there, 21, 26;
mentioned, 57, 89, _n._ 2, 126, 127, 178, 179, 181, 188;
biographical notice, 176.
Agnes, widow of Guido, grant of land to the Franciscans at Oxford, 14,
15, _n._ 2, 17.
Ailly, Peter d’: _see_ Peter.
Alan of Rodan, lector, 157.
Alan of Wakerfeld, lector, 158, 320, 321, 335.
Albert the Great, Dominican, mentioned by Roger Bacon, 42;
works ascribed to, 167, 210.
Albert of Metz, 220.
Albert of Pisa, provincial, his sayings, 4, 6;
knew St. Francis, 6, _n._ 7;
his connexion with the Oxford friary, 3, _n._ 7, 68;
policy as minister, 7, 13, 72;
opinion of the English province, 11, _n._ 3;
mentioned, 2, _n._ 1, 127, 177, 178, 180, _n._ 3;
notice of, 181.
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