Ο

Ckham,

O.

120

Oriel College, 285. Provosts and Bishops,

490

Oriel College disagree in the Choice of a Provoft,

145, 146

Oriental Tongues appointed by Clement V. to be taught in Oxford,

106, 196

Ofney, the Epifcopal See tranflated from thence to Chrift-Church,

404 Oxford burnt, A.D. 1190. p.34. Another dreadful Fire, A.D. 1235. P. 43. Two Bailiffs and 8 Burgeffes created A.D. 1255. P. 57 Oxford University, the Antiquity of it, 9, 10, &c. A Place of Learning before K.Alfred's Time,19. Doctors and Mafters here may be Lecturers and Regents in any other Univerfity, 89. Exempted from ordinary Furifdiction, 93. Sends Deputies or Syndicks to the Council of Conftance, 160. Receives a Command from the Pope to fend them to the Council of Bafil, Bafil

P

P.

161

173

Apal Bulls to the University loft, Paris, Students remove from thence to Oxford,

39

Parliament, Members for the Universities firft granted, 202. Parliaments, Councils and Terms held in Oxford, Pembroke College, 436. Mafters and Bishops,

240

507

Phyficians College in London, the Rife of it, 184 Phyfick-Garden,

473

Plague very grievous in Oxford, 123, &c. 201 Plantagenet, Edmund, builds a Houfe for Fryars

in Oxford,

Popery declines in Oxford,

86

183

154

Principals of Halls, by whom appointed,

443

Precincts of the Chancellor's Jurifdiction,

Printing-Houfe, 472, 476. Of the Antiquity of Printing, 478, &c. Privileged Perfons, 164 Privileges and Power of the Chancellor, &c. over the City, 77, 78, 85, 92, 98, 103, 104, 107, 108. Granted by Edward III. 110, &c. 118, 125, 129, &c. 132, 134. And by fucceeding Kings, 140, 172, 181. All ratified by Henry VIII. 185. and Q. Mary, Proctors to be 8 Years standing Masters, 185 Provifions, Papal, their Mischief, 97, 153, 166, 167

190

Profeffors Publick, in Divinity, Greek, Hebrew, their Stipends from Chrift-Church, Pullein, Robert, flourished in Oxford, A. D.

2

1134

405

30

Proctors of the University depriv'd of their Office for receiving an Appeal,

Q

210

Uarrels between the Scholars and Townsmen, A. D. 1209. p. 27, 36, 37. A. D. 1232. P. 41. A.D. 1235. p. 43. A.D.1248. P.45. -Again, p. 49, 58. A. D. 1263. p. 67,80,82. A.D. 1297. p. 90, 92,95. The great Quarrel on St. Scholaftica's Day, A.D. 1354. p.26, &c. How ended, 132. Other Quarrels, 168, 173, 174, 175, 179, 200, 203. Infolence of the Town/men in 1640. Queens College, 292. Quarrel about their Provoft, 141. Provosts and Bishops,

R

R.

212

491

Eformation of Religion, the Effects of it in the University,

182-186, 190-194

K. Richard I. born in Oxford, very kind to it,

Sch

S.

Cholars of old had no diftinet Habits, 244. their prefent Number living on the Revenues of Colleges are about 1000, 245 Scholars, 30000 in Oxford about the Year 1231. P. 40, 97. North-English and Irish Scholars quarrel, 50. As alfo Welch, Scotch, and North-English, 62, 63, 71, 77. Number of Scholars reckon'd 15000 about the Year 1263. p. 96. Of what Nations, 97. Nor thern and Southern Men quarrel, 103, 106, 120, 145, 147, 170. And Mafters and Funiors, 121. Fem Scholars in Oxford, 123,125. 6000 Students, A.D. 1360. p. 135. and other Students quarrel, Scholaftica, the Quarrel on that Day,

Lawyers 138, 162 126, 290.

How ended,

School-Divinity, burnt,

Schools, Publick,

132

188

46.6

119

Scotus, Duns,

211

Sermons on Sundays and Holydays, and by the Canons of Chrift Church, 198. Sermons to be delivered up to the Vice-Chancellor on his Demand, Somers, Lord, his Character by Dr. Bathurst, 415 Stamford, the Scholars Recefs thither, 114. They are recall'd by the King, 116. What Founda tion for a University at Stamford, 117, 118 Suits Perfonal, cognizable by the Chancellor, where one Party is a Scholar, Supremacy of the King own'd by the University,182

T.

149

Trinity College, 410.& Presidents and

Bishops,

u

Niversities in general, and the Reason of the
Name, p. 1, &c. The Nature, Laws, and

Govern

Government of fuch Societies, 4, 5, 6. The
Arts and Sciences taught in them,

7,8

Univerfity College, 247. Its Vifitors, 258.
Mafters and Bishops,

VA

V.

483

33

Acarius, a famous Profeffor of Law in Ox-
ford,
Vatican Library, founded by Pope Nicholas, 167
Vifitation of the University by Royal Commiffioners,
183. Vifited by Delegates in virtue of the Le-
gatine Power, 190, 191. And Parliament De-
legates, 213-217, &c. Of Magdalene Col-
lege by Commiffioners from K. James II. 352
W.

W Adham College, 431. Wardens and Bi-

Shops,

506

Warham, A. B. Cant. faves the University's
Privileges,

171

Wells, Robert, Bailiff of Oxford, caufes Diftur-

bances,

83

204

165

Watch and Ward claim'd by the University, and
difputed by the City, 203. Given in favour of
the former,
Whores, &c. to be removed ten Miles from Ox-
ford,
Wickliff and his Followers, 139, 140, 143. Or-
ders to fupprefs his Doctrine, 150, 156
Wightwick, deprived by the Parliament Visitors
of the Maftership of Pembroke College, 230
William the Conqueror withdraws Alfred's Sti-
pends,

Wine, how to be fold in Oxford,

23

113

Woolfey does good Offices for the University with
Henry VIII.

174, 175, 177

FINI S.

OF THE

UNIVERSITY

O F

OXFORD.

CONTAINING

I. An Account of its Antiquity, paft Govern-
ment, and Sufferings from the Danes, and o-
ther People, both Foreign and Domestick.
II. An Account of its Colleges, Halls, and Pub-
lick Buildings; of their Founders and especial
Benefactors; the Laws, Statutes, and Privi-
leges relating thereunto in general; and of
their Visitors and their Power, &c.

III. An Account of the Laws, Statutes and Pri-
vileges of the Univerfity, and fuch of the
Laws of the Realm which do any wife concern
the fame; together with an Abstract of seve-
ral Royal Grants and Charters given to the
faid University, and the Senfe and Opinion of
the Lawyers thereupon.

To which is added the Method of Proceeding in
the Chancellor's Court.

With an APPENDIX and INDEX to the
whole.

By JOHN ATLIFFE, L. L. D.
and Fellow of New-College in Oxford.
VOL. II.

London: Printed for E. Curll, at the Dial and Bible against
St. Dunstan's Church in Fleetftreet, 1714.