[1912] Wood, Fasti: his manner was not conciliatory: ‘he sayd opynly in his lector in Powlles that if God ware a man he was a vj or vij foote of lengthe with the bredth, and if it be soo, how canne it be that he shuld be in a pesse of brede in a rownde cake on the awter: what an ironyos oppynyone is this unto the leye pepulle.’ Grey Friars Chron. p. 63.
[1913] Strype, Eccl. Mem. III, i. p. 322; Foxe, VI, 627.
[1914] Foxe, VII, 84.
[1915] Strype, Eccles. Mem. III, i. 166, 347.
[1916] Reg. I. 8, fol. 22. Another of the same name was D.D. of Cambridge (1536), and Master of University College, Oxford (1546). Boase, p. 120; Wood, Fasti, 123; Cooper, Athen. Cantab. Reg. H. 7, fol. 227 b, I. 8, f. 16 b, 112.
[1917] Eighth Report of the Deputy Keeper, App. II.
[1918] Cooper, Athen. Cantab. 70, 532; Le Neve, Fasti, III, 308; Hutchinson’s Durham, II, 170; Durham Wills, Vol. I, 194 (Surtees Soc. 1835), ‘Crawfurthe.’ The ten vols. of St. Augustine (ed. 1529) given by him are still in the library of the Dean and Chapter.
[1919] Reg. I. 8, fol. 6 b, 35 b.
[1920] Newcourt, Repertorium, I, 629, 632.
[1921] Strype, Memorials, II, i. 40; Life of Cranmer, 126, 133.