[1212] Mon. Franc. ibid.
[1213] Chron. Majora, III, 257: ‘familiaris erat domino regi et consiliarius ipsius.’
[1214] Ibid. Cf. p. 251; Mon. Franc. I, 52; Ann. Monast. I, 92.
[1215] Mon. Franc. ibid.
[1216] He was present at the translation of the body of St. Francis in 1230; ibid. 5.
[1217] Mon. Franc. I, 52-4, account of his death, &c.
[1218] This is supported by MS. Cott. Nero A. IX, f. 70 b: ‘Ao domini MCC 35 frater Agnellus ... obiit,’ and Cott. Cleop. B. XIII, f. 146 b.
[1219] Mon. Franc. I, 52.
[1220] Ibid. 54; Barth. of Pisa, fol. 79, 80; 126, ‘miraculis pluribus decoratus.’
[1221] Mon. Franc. I, 5-7, 7, 9, 10, 27. I have found no authority for the form ‘Kingesthorp’ which Leland, and his followers Bale and Pits, substitute for Ingewrthe, except a late marginal note in Phillipps MS. 3119, f. 71.