[84] ‘Ex elemosyna collecta.’
[85] The original of this grant is in the Oxford City Archives, marked ‘17.’ See Appx. A. 1.
[86] Close Roll, 20 Henry III, m. 9: printed in Appx. A. 2.
[87] Parker, ‘Early History of Oxford,’ p. 342: extracts from Domesday Book.
[88] Eccleston, Mon. Franc. I, p. 34: ‘Tantus erat zelator paupertatis, ut vix permitteret vel ampliari areas vel domos aedificari, nisi secundum quod exegit inevitabilis necessitas.’
[89] Mon. Franc. I, p. 55.
[90] Ibid. pp. 34-5.
[91] ‘Sufficienter ampliatus,’ Eccleston, p. 35: cf. Wykes, Ann. Monast. IV, 93 (1245): ‘The Friars Minors at Oxford, hitherto confined to narrow limits, began to widen their boundaries and build new houses.’
[92] Pat. 29 Hen. III, m. 9; Appx. A. 3.
[93] i.e. Littlegate, not South Gate (as Boase, p. 68), which was in St. Aldate’s parish.