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... super Canditch situato , cum pro eo missum fuerit 27 ' ; but apparently it fell through . In 1338 an attempt was made by the great book collector Richard ( Aungerville ) de Bury , since 1333 Bishop of Durham , to provide the Durham Hall ...
... super Canditch situato , cum pro eo missum fuerit 27 ' ; but apparently it fell through . In 1338 an attempt was made by the great book collector Richard ( Aungerville ) de Bury , since 1333 Bishop of Durham , to provide the Durham Hall ...
Page 10
... 25. 6d . Bishop_Langley ( 1406–1437 ) left the college 10l . and ' librum integrum Augustini super Psalterium in tribus volu- minibus ( Hist . Dun . app . ccxi ) . ' ecclesia , ' on the site of the chapel ΙΟ COLLECTANEA .
... 25. 6d . Bishop_Langley ( 1406–1437 ) left the college 10l . and ' librum integrum Augustini super Psalterium in tribus volu- minibus ( Hist . Dun . app . ccxi ) . ' ecclesia , ' on the site of the chapel ΙΟ COLLECTANEA .
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... Compotus till 1454 ( ' Item in datis uni notario pro instru- mentis confectis super iuramento duorum scolarium in collegium admissorum , ijs ' ) . monks and help the Church of Durham to the best SOME DURHAM COLLEGE ROLLS . 15.
... Compotus till 1454 ( ' Item in datis uni notario pro instru- mentis confectis super iuramento duorum scolarium in collegium admissorum , ijs ' ) . monks and help the Church of Durham to the best SOME DURHAM COLLEGE ROLLS . 15.
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... super caucione prioris , ' 30s . de uno pannario Oxoniensi , ' £ 8 from the stipends of the warden and fellows , and other sums up to £ 24 . The settle- ment of the difficulties which had delayed the acquisition of Bossall gave some ...
... super caucione prioris , ' 30s . de uno pannario Oxoniensi , ' £ 8 from the stipends of the warden and fellows , and other sums up to £ 24 . The settle- ment of the difficulties which had delayed the acquisition of Bossall gave some ...
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... super reformacionem ordinis nigrorum monachorum . Inter que statuta tions of continetur talis clausula , capitulo octavo , de modo conservandi stu- dencium monachorum : Volentes eciam providere ut dictis scolaribus in eisdem studiis ...
... super reformacionem ordinis nigrorum monachorum . Inter que statuta tions of continetur talis clausula , capitulo octavo , de modo conservandi stu- dencium monachorum : Volentes eciam providere ut dictis scolaribus in eisdem studiis ...
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