Collectanea. Second series / edited by Montagu Burrows.

Date:
1890
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Credit: Collectanea. Second series / edited by Montagu Burrows. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Sacropanti, cardinal, 404. Sadler, Mr., his balloon at Oxford, 432. St. Fridesvvide’s, house of, 141, 306. — church of, 309-311. — canons of, 22, 309. their complaint to the King, 54. — ancient book of, 17. — prior and convent of, 263, 267, 268, 282, 304, 310. — grants to, 292-294. — bond to (1201), 192. — their charter to hold a fair, 11, 54, — quarrel between the Jews and the priory, 282. — priors of, 282, 302, 303, 307, 313. — hall of the prior, 307. St. James’s, a levee at, 434. St. John’s coll., 73. St. Pol de Leon, bp. of, gift of book to, 444- Salemum, 185. Salisbury cathedral, treasurership of,187. Salom’, son-in-law of Jospin, and his wife Brunetta, 299 ; see also Sleme. Salter, John, 95. Samson, abbot of St. Edmundsbury, 145, 184,185. Samson, R., the Levite, 302. Samuel of Berkhampstede, 312. Samuel, a Jew of Oxford, 291. Samuel, son of Menasseh ben Israel, 316. Sanby, a bookseller, 390. Sane to Vic tore, Hugo de, 322. Sarjeant, Robert, 112. Saunderson, Nicolas, his will (1399), 15. Sawyer, alderman, lease to, 35. Saxe Gotha, duke of, visits Oxford, 434. Say, Robert, D.D., vice-chancellor, 134. Scarborough, lord, 398. Scartheburg, Roger de, 242. Schirebum, see Shirbum, William of. Scholastica’s day, massacre on, 92, 421. Scholars and Schools, see Oxford Univ. Schoo, Joan, cook, 56. Science in the nth, 12th, and 13th cent., 288. Scot, Michael, 288. Scotus, Duns, 319, 321, 323. Scrope, William, 55. Scrutinium, Dialogus qui vocatur, 322. Sedley, sir Charles, 398. Seebohm, his Oxford Reformers cited, 354> 355- Segrave, Gilbert de, bp. of London, 265, 266, 268. Segrave, sir Stephen de, 294. Selden, John, his Table talk, 391. Seller, George, 106. Selling (or Tilly), ambassador of Henry VII, 338, 345- Selwood, Edward, of New coll., 100. Senatus, prior of Worcester, 145. Senatns, letters on the Schools at Oxford, 180-182. Seneca (works), 319, 321. Sens, William, archbp. of, 182. Sentences, the, lectures on, 202, 207, 214, 218. — students need not read them, 233. Sepham, Edward, 100. Sermones, 321-323. SermonsofB.D.’stransferred from Friars’ convent, 218. Sermons, statute about, 225; is con- firmed, 270. — to be preached where degrees are conferred, 233. Seton, Ralph de, 267, 268. Severianus, Julius, 323. Sewell, Dr. J. E., of New coll., 335. Sewi, Roger, 20. Sewin Child, 310. Seynter, William le, 293, 309. Shadwell,C. L., editor of Oriel coll. Libr. catalogue (note), 452. — his edition of the Laudian statutes, 108. Shakspeare,W., explanation of a passage in Hamlet, 434. Sharle, John, 106. Sheffield, 430. Shenton, co. Leic., 387. Sheperton, Middlesex, rectorship of, 358. Sheppard, Charles, jun., Tour through England and Wales, 446. Shepplee, Hugh, 104. Shepre or Shepreve, John, fellow of C.C.C., 101, 374. Shereye, John (.?), 101. Shirbum, Cecilia of, 306. Shirburn, William of, 241. Shotover quarry, fossils found in, 427. Shrewsbury, duke of (1703), 404. Shurle, Jo., servant to the Clerks of the Market, 33, 84. Sibthorpe, Dr., prof, of Botany, his death and bequest to the University, 443. Silke, Thomas, 100. Simmonds, Joseph, trial and sentence of, 431- Simon le Bere, 308. Simon, a Jew of Oxford, 291, 310, 311. Skinner, Andrew, 128. Slema, a Jewess of St. Edmund’s, 290. Sleme [? Salome], wife of Isaac of Ox- ford, a Jew, 306. Sloane, sir Hans, 424. Smale, Christopher, 105. Smith, miss Ann, of Oxford, a Student tried for breach of promise to marry her, 432. Smith, Barnabas, fellow of Corp. Chr. coll., 114. Smith, Henry, butcher (1650), no,