Footnotes.
[1] Walcott, "Early Statutes," p. 12.
[2] Willis, "Chichester Cathedral," p. 6.
[3] Walcott, "Early Statutes," p. 15.
[4] Walcott, p. 15.
[5] Walcott, p. 15.
[6] Author of "Architectural Parallels."
[7] Walcott, p. 15.
[8] See Willis, p. x.: Introduction.
[9] Bishop Reade's Register.
[10] Walcott, p. 16.
[11] "Early Statutes."
[12] Walcott, p. 23, note a.
[14] See drawings in vestry of cathedral.
[15] See the Wykeham motto on the lady-chapel vault decoration, page [92].
[16] Walcott, p. 34.
[17] "Records."
[18] "Mercurius Rusticus" (1642). Quoted by Walcott.
[19] "Archaeological History," Chichester, p. 6, note c.
[20] "Early Statutes," p. 21.
[21] Walcott, "Early Statutes" p. 21
[22] "Worthies," II, 385
[23] Spershott.
[24] Gentleman's Magazine, Part I., 1803, pp. 22-25.
[25] See illustrations, pp. 33 and 125.
[26] Supposed to be by Carter, an architect of Winchester.
[27] See "Recollections," p. 309. Edited by his son, 1861.
[28] Ibid., p. 310.
[29] By the late J.L. Pearson, R.A., and completed by his son.
[30] The figures in parenthesis refer to the numbers on the plan at the end.
[31] Stephens, p. 49.
[32] See Walcott, p. 15, note c, May 24th, 1207.
[33] Stephens, p. 57.
[34] Matt. Paris.
[35] See Walcott, p. 15, note c.
[36] See Stephens, p. 61, cf. Murray's "Chichester."
[37] Strype, quoted by Dean Stephens, p. 190.
[38] Kennett's Notes: see Stephens' "Diocesan History of Chichester," p. 197.
[39] Stephens' "Diocesan History," p. 216.
[40] Quoted by Stephens, "Diocesan History," p. 216.
[41] Stephens' "Diocesan History," p. 233.
[42] Stephens, p, 245.