[1012] Bale, Script. II, 93-4; MS. Seld. sup. 64, fol. 65 b; Wadding, Script. 166. This may equally well have been Henry de Apeltre, the twelfth lector.
[1013] Mon. Franc. I, 360.
[1014] Appendix C.
[1015] Lan. Chron. p. 81.
[1016] Mon. Franc. I, 537, 552, 555, 560. Blomefield, Norfolk, IV, 114. Charles, Roger Bacon, p. 24.
[1017] Leland, Script. p. 302.
[1018] Peckham, Registrum, p. 902: ‘in ipsius vicinia coaluimus a parvo, et ab ejusdem professoribus solatia recepimus et honores.’
[1019] Mon. Franc. I, 256. The date is uncertain. Adam Marsh describes him, ‘quem et honestior conversatio et litteratura provectior commendabiliter illustrant.’ For the spelling of the name, cf. Rymer’s Foed. I, 800, ‘Peschan.’
[1020] This is merely a deduction from the fact that Adam Marsh wrote about his entering the Order.
[1021] Registrum, p. 977. It is hardly necessary to add that he was not a student at Merton; as Archbishop, he was patron of the college; ibid. 123.