[1022] Mon. Franc. I, 537, 552. Trivet, Annales, p. 299.
[1023] Regist. p. 315.
[1024] Ibid. 866, 898. Henry of Ghent was also present; see his Quodlibeta, Quodl. II, quaest. ix.
[1025] Regist. III, xcvii, seq. (preface).
[1026] N. Trivet, p. 299.
[1027] Close Roll, 3 Edw. I, m. 18, dorse.
[1028] Mon. Franc. I, 537, 560. Mr. Martin says that Provincial Ministers were at this time appointed by the General: this was the case at first, but the custom was departed from as early as the time of William of Nottingham (1240). Mon. Franc. I, 59.
[1029] Mon. Franc. I, 560. Trivet, 299, Lanerc. Chron. 100; Denifle, I, 301, seq.
[1030] Lanercost Chron. 100, ‘post biennium.’ Nicholas III was elected Nov. 25, 1277; this leaves little more than a year before Peckham’s nomination to the Archiepiscopate; but it is not likely that he was made lector by John XXI. Le Neve, Fasti; Milman, VI, 410.
[1031] Registrum, pp. 210, 248.