[1492] Mon. Franc. ibid. He may be the same as Langberg or Langborow, fellow of Merton in 1357, and S.T.P., who is said to have become a Minorite. Simon Lamborn, fellow of Merton in 1347, Proctor in 1361, and S.T.P., is also said to have entered the Order, but Wood reasonably supposes this incident to have been borrowed from the life of Reginald Lambourne. Memorials of Merton, 208-9.
[1493] Liber Conform. f. 81 b.
[1494] Pits, p. 443. Bale is less definite, ‘Anglorum gymnasia ... petiit.’ I, 416. Cf. Wadding, VII, 170 (A. D. 1334).
[1495] Mon. Franc. I, 557. Tanner mentions him as Robert Eliphat, and ‘Aliphat Anglus, Gregorii Ariminensis auditor’; Bibl. pp. 259, 36.
[1496] Cf. also p. 222, note 5, above.
[1497] Mon. Franc. I, 557; Mem. of Merton Coll., 195, 346.
[1498] Mon. Franc. I, 557, 560, 538.
[1499] Mon. Franc. I, 541.
[1500] Rymer’s Foed. Vol. II, Part. II, pp. 870, 991; Vol. III, Part. I, p. 230.
[1501] Mun. Acad. pp. 173-180.