MS. Assisi 161 (sec. xiv).
Primus Eliphat super sententias.
MSS. Paris:—Bibl. Nat. 14514 (sec. xiv).
Vienna:—Bibl. Palat. 1511, f. 110-120 (sec. xiv).
Quaestiones Rob. Eliphat.
MSS. Paris:—Bibl. Nat. 14576 (xiv), 15561, f. 243 (xv), 15880 (xiv), 15888, f. 181, (xiv)[1496].
Gilbert Peckham, fellow of Merton in 1324 and 1339, may be identical with the fifty-ninth Master of the Minorites at Cambridge[1497].
William Tithemersch (co. Northampton), ‘of the custody of Oxford,’ was sixty-first Master of the Minorites at Cambridge, and twenty-first Provincial, about 1350; he was succeeded by Roger Conway, and was buried at Bedford[1498].
William Scharshille (co. Stafford),
‘formerly a justiciary under Edward III, gave away all his temporal goods and entered the Order, with great honour, at Oxford[1499].’