THE

ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES.

FROM THE GERMAN OF

V. A. HUBER,

PROFESSOR OF WESTERN LITERATURE AT MARBURG.

AN ABRIDGED TRANSLATION,

EDITED BY

FRANCIS W. NEWMAN,

PROFESSOR OF THE GREEK AND LATIN CLASSICS AT MANCHESTER NEW COLLEGE,
AND FORMERLY FELLOW OF BALLIOL COLLEGE, OXFORD.

CONTENTS TO VOL. II.

PART II.

NOTE

NOTES AND APPENDICES.

42. On the privilege granted to the Universities to send Mem-

bers to Parliament

PAGE

421

43. Conduct of the Universities concerning the Covenant, &c. 422

44. The Submission of the Universities to Cromwell's rule... 423

45. Transition of the Court and High Church from Calvinism

to Arminianism, under James I.

424

46. Introduction of the Thirty-nine Articles, at Oxford and

Cambridge, under James I.

425

47. Statutes, &c. relating to the Conduct of Students........

426

48. Text Books for the University Lectures.......

427

49. Statutory Regulations as to the Lectures, &c.

428

50. Lord Bacon, the Father of Modern would-be University

Reformers

429

51. Petition from Oxford for Radical Reform of the University

in 1659; Sketch of a Model College.....

430

52. Expulsion of Locke......

431

53. That in the earliest times, Oxford had a Chancellor of its

57. School Poem in the Reign of Henry III.

438

58. On the position of the Faculties in the English Universities 439

59. On the Mendicant Orders of Monks.

442

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60. On the Chancellor and Archdeacon at the Universities... 445

61. Whether there may possibly have been once a Rector at

Oxford distinct from the Chancellor

449

62. On the refusal of the Bishop to confirm without personal

presentation

451

63. Disputes respecting the spiritual attributes of the Chan-

cellor

452

....

64. On the right of Episcopal Visitation at both Universities 454

65. On the Functions of the Chancellor

455

66. On the Courts of Jurisdiction of the Chancellor..................

458

459

67. Concerning the Commissaries

68. On the Functions and Duties of the Proctors, &c., and on

the Veto....

69. Cambridge Degree of 1522 appointing a Public Orator... 461

70. On the Beadles or Bedells of the Universities

71. On College Tuition and the Veto of the Head

462

72. Authority of the Heads of Colleges in the University... 466

73. The Visitations of 1555-7

467

74. On the youthful age of Graduates

470

75. On the Statutes of 1570,- and on the Test Oaths

471

76. On the Board of Heads at Cambridge.....

473

77. On the election of Powerful Statesmen as Chancellors of

81. On the right of the Chancellor to nominate his own De-

puties

480

82. On the right of voting of the Regents and Non-Regents.. 482

83. On the Archbishop's Right of Visitation; and on the Bull

of Boniface.......

84. The Universities had neither Vote nor Seat in the Con-

vocation of the Clergy

487

85. Powers of the Pope and of the Archbishop over the

Universities.......

488