[68.] Translated from the Latin copy in the British Museum, MS. Harl. 1197, art. 15, folio 319 b.
[69.] Duodecim pauperes de sumptibus dictæ Ecclesiæ alendi.
[70.] Duo unus Pincernæ, et unus subpincerna, duo unus cociquus, et unus subcoquus. Sic in MS
[71.] MS. No. 688 in Lambeth Library. MS. Harl. cod. 1594, art. 38, in Brit. Mus.
Farewell, in Oxford my college cardynall!
Farewell, in Ipsewich, my schole gramaticall!
Yet oons farewell! I say, I shall you never see!
Your somptious byldyng, what now avayllethe me?
Metrical Visions [Wolsey.] by George Cavendish, in his Life of Wolsey, (ed. Singer, ii. 17). Wolsey’s Letter of Directions about his school should be consulted. It is printed.