[1192] Bale adds that he wrote Sententias et conclusiones, Lib. I, ‘Absolutio criminis sive peccati’ (on the power of the Mendicants to hear confessions, especially against Wetheringsete), ex officina Ricardi Kele; Sententias Oxoniensis consilii, Lib. I, ‘Sententie septem ponuntur’ (?). MS. Bodl. Seld. sup. 64, fol. 9. For Wetheringsete or Wetherset, see Tanner, Bibl. 759.
[1193] Mon. Franc. I, 560.
[1194] Ibid. 538.
[1195] W. of Nottingham, 17th Minister in 1322; Thomas Kingesbury, 26th Minister in 1380; the dates between these are uncertain.
[1196] Script. Brit. I, 432.
[1197] Mon. Franc. I, 538, 560.
[1198] Unless the conjecture about J. Valeys is correct.
[1199] Digby, MS. 90, f. 6b (14th century), in Bodleian.
[1200] Tanner, Bibl. 567. The chronicle is in Brit. Mus. MS. Cotton, Vitell. F, IX.
[1201] The name is unfortunately not clearly written in the Cott. MS: it may be Vilers: cf. Memorials of Merton Coll. p. 199.