[54] Ibid. and Mon. Franc. p. 16.
[55] Lanerc. Chron. p. 81.
[56] Ibid. p. 128. His name is not given.
[57] It will of course be remembered that in the early thirteenth century the Chancellor of the University was in fact as in legal theory the delegate of the bishop of the diocese.
[58] Lyte, p. 38.
[59] Grosseteste, Ep. Letter XX.
[60] Mon. Franc. I, p. 99.
[61] Ibid. p. 100-101.
[62] Pat. 28 Hen. III, m. 7 in dorso. Mr. M. Lyte (p. 42, note 3) makes the date of the king’s writ May 10, 1246, of the deed of acknowledgment, May 11, 28 Hen. III (i.e. 1244); and adds to the confusion about the Bacons by reading John instead of Robert.
[63] Close, 3 Edward I, m. 18 in dorso, writ to the Chancellor. Oliver was Prior of the Dominicans about this time, Wood-Clark, II, 337.