[840] Ibid.: letter LXVIII.
[841] Mon. Franc. 64.
[842] Ibid. 63-4.
[843] Ibid. 537, 559.
[844] Ibid. 389.
[845] This is proved by Grostete’s Letters, No. cxiv. From a passage in a letter of Adam Marsh written at Lyons to the English Provincial, it would seem that Adam was at first accompanied by another ‘Friar J.’ and afterwards joined by J. de Stamford: ‘Rogo salutari obsequio meo carissimos patres, fratres Ric. de Wauz, J. de Stanford, reliquosque fratres socios sc. et filios vestros; in quorum, si placet, sanctis recordationibus me et fratrem J. renovare velitis in Domino.’ Mon. Franc. I, 378.
[846] Mon. Franc. I, 376-378.
[847] Grostete, Epist. p. 334.
[848] Mon. Franc. I, 71.
[849] Ibid. 338, 387.