"R. NORWICEN."
[500] FOXE, vol. iv.
[501] The papal bull, and the king's licence to proceed upon it, are printed in Rymer, vol. vi. part ii. pp. 8 and 17. The latter is explicit on Wolsey's personal liberality in establishing this foundation. Ultro et ex propriâ liberalitate et munificentiâ, nec sine gravissimo suo sumptu et impensis, collegium fundare conatur.
[502] Would God my Lord his Grace had never been motioned to call any Cambridge man to his most towardly college. It were a gracious deed if they were tried and purged and restored unto their mother from whence they came, if they be worthy to come thither again. We were clear without blot or suspicion till they came, and some of them, as Master Dean hath known a long time, hath had a shrewd name.—Dr. London to Archbishop Warham: Rolls House MS.
[503] Dr. London to Warham: Rolls House MS.
[504] DALABER'S Narrative.
[505] Clark seems to have taken pupils in the long vacation. Dalaber at least read with him all one summer in the country.—Dr. London to Warham: Rolls House MS.
[506] The Vicar of Bristol to the Master of Lincoln College, Oxford: Rolls House MS.
[507] Dr. London to Warham: Rolls House MS.
[508] Radley himself was one of the singers at Christchurch: London to Warham. MS.