The Colleges of Oxford: Their History and Traditions / XXI Chapters Contributed by Members of the Colleges

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[43] Savage, pp. 105-108.

[44] Leland, pp. 475-481; Lyte, pp. 385 f.; Briefwechsel des Beatus Rhenanus (ed. A. Horawitz & K. Hartfelder, 1886), p. 72.

[45] Lyte, p. 322.

[46] Nevill supplicated for his B.A. degree in 1450: Anstey, Munim. Acad. Oxon. (1868), p. 730 f.

[47] Reg. of the Univ. of Oxford, i. (ed. C. W. Boase, 1885) 1.

[48] Leland, pp. 466-468, 476; Lyte, pp. 384 f.

[49] Tanner, Bibl. Brit. Hib. (1748), p. 598; Le Neve’s Fast. Eccl. Angl. (ed. T. D. Hardy, Oxford 1854) i. 141.

[50] Leland, p. 462 f.

[51] Dict. of Nat. Biogr., xxiii. 351.

[52] Already by Anthony Wood’s time “the old accompts” were lost; “So A. W. was much put to a push, to find when learned men had been of that coll.” Life (ed. Bliss, Eccl. Hist. Soc., Oxford 1848), p. 144. So too Athen. Oxon. (ed. Bliss) iii. 959.