[133] Somner, 294 and 295; see also Leland Scriptor. He was well versed in the Greek language, and his monument bears the following line:
"Doctor theologus Selling Græca atque Latina,
Linqua perdoctus."—See Warton's Hist. Poet., ii. p. 425.
[134] There is a catalogue written in the sixteenth century, preserved among the Cotton MS., containing the titles of seventy books belonging to Canterbury Library. It is printed in Leland Collect. vol. iv. p. 120, and in Dart's Hist. Cant. Cath.; but they differ slightly from the Cott. MS. Julius, c. vi. 4, fol. 99.
[135] Monachus Roffensis de Vita Gundulphi, 274.
[136] Will. Malms. de Gest. Pont. Ang. ap Rerum. Ang. Script, 133.
[137] Histoire Littéraire de Fr., tom. vii. p. 118.
[138] Biblioth. Latine, b. vii. p. 519.
[139] Hist. Litt. de Fr., tom. ix. p. 373.
[140] Thorpe Regist. Roffens, fol. 1769, p. 118.
[141] Wharton Angl. Sacr., tom. 1, p. 342.