[57] Historiae Ecclesiasticae Selecta Capita, tom. iii. p. 170.
[58] On the north-west side of the ruins of the Kingcase Hospital Chapel, Ayr, the burial-place of the leper bedesmen is still pointed out, but the numerous and marked “undulations of the green sward” are their only tombstone.
[59] MS. Records of the Town-Council of Edinburgh, vol. ix. p. 123.
[60] Ancient Records of the Burgh of Prestwick. Glasgow, 1834, p. 40.
[61] Surtees’ Durham, vol. i. 128.
[62] Index Monast. p. 55.
[63] Monasticon Anglicanum, tom. ii. p. 390.
[64] Paris, Historia Anglor. edit. of 1644, Additam. p. 169.
[65] As in the hospital of St. Laurence, Canterbury, which contained lepers of both sexes. See Strype’s Life of Archbishop Parker, 1791, vol. i. p. 224.
[66] Surtees’ Durham, vol. i. p. 286.