[892] Wright, Suppression, p. 217.
[893] Reliquary, Vol. XVIII, p. 21.
[894] See Part I, Chapter III. Eccleston begins the list with the words: ‘Ipsi vero inceperunt ut magistri.’
[895] Except perhaps Friar W. Lemster, but it is not certain to which Order he belonged; see notice of him, A. D. 1290.
[896] Trivet, Annals, p. 243.
[897] Roger Bacon calls Grostete Adam’s ‘master.’ Op. Ined. 187.
[898] Mon. Franc. I, 145, ab annis juvenilibus.
[899] Ibid. pref. lxxvii-lxxviii.
[900] Lanercost Chron. p. 58, where Adam after his death is said to have appeared to a friar and said it was well with him, ‘because I have escaped the judgment, but that cursed church which I held for three years nearly gave me over to damnation.’
[901] Close Roll, 10 Henry III, m. 6.