Literae Cantuarienses: The Letter Books of the Monastery of Christ Church, Canterbury, Volume 2

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1888
 

Selected pages

Contents

In the matter of Peter de Dene
40
On the same subject
46
A tenant does fealty for his inheritance
52
Adam de Murymouth is refused a pension
60
A pension granted to A de Murymouth
71
On the same subject
88
A list of the servants in the cellarers department
94
The Prior declines an invitation to a funeral
128
An affray between the servants of the Archbishop
134
A dispute with the Archbishop about a palfrey for
140
The callover of the library of Christ Church
146
The Bishop of Rochester is asked to nominate a vicar
158
On the same subject
173
Instructions rolating to Cheam and Risborough given
174
72
186
The Archbishop on going abroad empowers the Bishop
192
A legacy left to the Church
206
74
210
The Archbishop on the Priors election
212
A letter of credence
217
A letter of thanks to a patron with mention of a riotous
226
On the Procurations of Papal Nuntii
232
Risborough
247
On the same subject
261
A corrody of food granted
354
Acknowledgment of the Archbishops summons to
360
A felons goods forfeited although the felon had
369
A bondman who has obtained holy orders is manu
376
The Prior promises to provide transport for the Kings
382
On the same subject
387
certain day
392
Petition to the Pope intended to be sent by the King
398
Goods belonging to Christ Church which a monk
404
2 2 2
420
Scheme for the resuscitation of the decayed Hospital
430
32
436
Scheme of the foundation of Canterbury College
442
58
444
59
451
60
458
62
467
Eastry and Monkton Churches restored to the Convent
469
A petition to the King of France for the Wine
478
On the collection of a Kings tenth at CliffatHoo
495
The tenants at Risborough to be coerced
501
Power of attorney for carrying out the decree in favour
504
To the Countess of Hainault on the same subject
507

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TitleLiterae Cantuarienses: The Letter Books of the Monastery of Christ Church, Canterbury, Volume 2
Literae Cantuarienses: The Letter Books of the Monastery of Christ Church, Canterbury, Sheppard
Volume 85 of Rerum Britannicarum Medii Aevi Scriptores : or chronicles and memorials of Great Britain and Ireland during the Middle Ages
AuthorSheppard
EditorSheppard
Published1888
Original fromUniversity of Bern
DigitizedJul 19, 2021
  
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