Burghersh, Henry de, fourteenth bishop of

Lincoln; collated to bishopric by
pope John XXII.; 215.
his persecutions by Edward II.; 215.
procures from Edward III. extended

rights of sanctuary; 216.
Burgo, Hubert de, earl of Kent and justi-
ciar; witness to a charter of Henry

III., in 1227; 230: again, in 1229;
231.

Burgo, John de; clerk of bishop Hugh de
Wells, and one of his executors;
229.

Burnell, Robert, bishop of Bath; present
at St. Hugh's translation in 1280;
220.

Burton, Bucks. See Bierton.
Bytham, Castle, Lincolnshire; church of,

given by bishop Gravesend to ca-
nons of Lincoln; 234.

Bytham, Little, Lincolnshire; advowson
of church of, acquired by bishop
Gravesend to see of Lincoln; 232.

C.

Caldwell ("Kaldewell "), Bedfordshire;
legacy to prior of, in will of bishop
Hugh de Wells; 224.

Calis (Keal, near Spilsby ?); land in, given
to Lincoln by William de Romara;
161, September 11, and n. 2.
Calsthorp ("Kaltorp"), near Louth; manor

of, granted for a term, by Roesia de
Kyme and Philip her son, to bishop
Hugh de Wells; and by him, in his
will, to Louth Park abbey; 227.
Calz, Geoffrey de; donor of a chalice to
Lincoln; ob. June 30; 158.
Camera, Gilbert de; legacy to, in will of

bishop Hugh de Wells; 225.
Camera, John de; legacy to, in will of
bishop Hugh de Wells; 225.

Canones Rom. Pont. ; copy of, in Lincoln
library, in 12th century; 166, 1.

13.

Canons of Lincoln; twenty-one instituted
by Remigius; 19,194. Twenty-one
more by bishop Bloet; 32, 195.
Some by bishop Alexander; 33,197.
One by bishop Chesney; 35.
their property exempted by bishop
Chesney from episcopal jurisdiction;
196, 197.

when non-resident, to be compelled
to provide fit vicars, by Injunction of
St. Hugh; 201,

Names of canons :

Adam de Heli, 12th century; ob.

September 19; 161.

Ajax, priest, 12th century; ob. June
11; 158.

Alberic, priest, 12th century; ob. May
28; 157.

Albinus, priest, 11th century; Henry
of Huntingdon's master; ob. De-
cember 18; 164, and n. 2.
Alexander, priest, 12th century; ob.
July 10; 159.

Ansold, 12th century; ob. October
29; 162.

Aschetil, priest, 12th century; ob.
December 24; 164.
Bristol, Roger de.

See Bristoll.

Caysun, Fule de. See Caysun.
Corbrugg, Thomas de; canon in 1324;
216, 1. 6.

Engelram, deacon, 12th century; ob.
October 13; 162.

Fulc de Chesney, 12th century; ob.
October 5; 161.

Galfrid, 12th century; ob. July 28;
159.

Galfrid, priest, 12th century; ob.
October 18; 162.
Gentilius, nephew of pope Alexander
III.; ob. October 23; 162.
Gerard, subdeacon, 12th century; ob.
December 8; 163. Donor of a
book to the library; 166, 1, 30.

Gunter, 12th century; ob. February
8; 154.

Hervey, 12th century; ob. September
19; 161.

Hugh, priest, 12th century; ob. June
17; 158. Donor of a book to the
library; 171, 1. 8.

Ilbert, priest, 12th century; ob.
August 25; 160.

Maurice, deacon, 12th century; ob.
September 2; 160.

Nicholas, priest, 12th century; ob.
March 15; 155.

Okham, William de; canon in 1324;
216, l. 6.

Osbert, priest, 12th century; ob. No-
vember 29; 163.

Osbert, son of Hugh, 12th century;
ob. February 15; 154.

Oxonia, Richard de; canon in 1233;
224, 1. 12.

Peter de Melida, priest, 12th century;
ob. October 3; 161. Donor of
books to the library; 170, 1. 27.
Philip, priest, 12th century; ob. Sep-
tember 18; 161.

Rainer, priest, 12th century; ob. Oc-
tober 4; 161.

Ralph, priest, 12th century; ob. Ja-
nuary 30; 154.

Ralph, deacon, 12th century; ob. June
8; 158.

Ralph de Monmouth, 12th century;
ob. August 19; 160.
Randulph, 12th century; ob. Decem-
ber 24; 164.

Canons of Lincoln-cont.

Redmer, Giles de; canon in 1324;
216, 1. 8.

Robert, deacon, 12th century; ob.
November 13; 162.

Robert de Cambridge, 12th century;
ob. August 29; 160.

Robert de Racolf, priest, 12th cen-
tury; ob. October 15; 162.

Robert de Worcester, 12th century;
ob. June 2; 157.

Roger, 12th century; ob. May 8;
157.

Samson, 12th century; donor of a

copy of the Historia Scholastica to
the library; 168, 1. 1.
Schalby, John de. See Schalby.
Siward, priest, 12th century; donor
of land to St. Mary of Lincoln, in
parish of St. Michael; ob. July 3;

158.

Siward, priest, 12th century; ob. Oc-
tober 12; 161.

Stratton, Richard de, canon in 1324;

216 1. 8.

Sutton, John de, canon in 1324; 216
1. 7.

Thomas, priest, 12th century; ob.

October 31; 162.

Walter, 12th century; ob. July 16;

159.

Walter, deacon, 12th century; ob.
October 12; 161.

Walter, priest, 12th century; ob.
April 14; 156.

Waraville, Ralph de. See Waraville.
Wiger, priest, 12th century; ob. De-
cember 2; 163.

William, 12th century; ob. June 29;

158.

William, 12th century; ob. Septem-
ber 16; 161.

William, deacon, 12th century; ob.
June 2; 157.

William Talebot, 12th century; ob.
May 25; 157.

Canterbury, archbishops of. See Robert,

Stigand, Lanfranc, Anselm, Tho-
mas, Richard, Baldwin, Hubert,
Langton, Edmund, Boniface, John,
Winchelsey.

Canwick, prebend of, in Lincoln cathedral,
given by bishop Chesney to order
of Sempringham; 34, n. 3.

this gift confirmed by St. Hugh;
39, n. 1.

Capella, Henry de; witness to a charter
of Henry III., in 1229; 231.
Carlisle; temporalities of bishopric of,
granted by king John to the arch-
bishop of Ragusa; 114 n. 4.

Carlisle, bishop of. See Walter.
Catherine's, St., without Lincoln, Gilber-
tine house; founded by bishop
Chesney; 34 n. 3.

Cauchais, Henry, of Tinghurst; legacy to,
in will of bishop Hugh de Wells;

225.

Caysun, Fulc de, canon of Lincoln; wit-
ness to a charter of bishop Chesney;
197 1. 11.

The name is probably a corruption of

Fulc de Chesney, of 161 October 5.

Cesterhunt. See Cheshunt.

Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks; advowson of

church of, acquired by bishop
Gravesend to see of Lincoln; 233.
Chalices of pewter, general in the diocese
of Winchester, temp. bishop Henry
de Blois ; 47.

Chartreuse, the Great; St. Hugh a mem-
ber of, and curator; 91, 172, 173.
Number of monks in a Carthusian
house; 115, and 116 n. 1.
Cheshunt ("Cesterhunt "), Herts; mira-
culous cure of a madman at, by St.
Hugh; 177, 188.

Chesney, Robert de, fourth bishop of Lin-
coln; alienated property of the see;
34, 198.

his benefactions to Sempringham;
34, and n. 3; 198.

lost St. Alban's; 34, and n. 4; 198.

Chesney, Robert de-cont.

incurred a debt of 300l. to Aaron the
Jew. His acquisitions of markets
and fairs. Added one prebend. 35,

198.

purchased the Old Temple in London;
35, and n. 3; 198.

built new episcopal houses at Lin-
coln; 35, and n. 4.

his charters, exempting the property
of the canons of Lincoln from epi-
scopal jurisdiction; 196, 197.
his gift of books to the library;
169 1. 5.

his death, December 27, 1166; 164,
and 36 n. 2.

Adeliza, 153 January 13, was pro-
bably his mother.

Martin, treasurer in his time, was his
nephew; 169 1. 15.

Fulc de Chesney, 161 October 5, canon
of Lincoln about his time, was pro-
bably a near relation. See Cay-

Corringham, Lincolnshire; church of, and
land in, given for a prebend in Lin-
coln cathedral; 155, n. 5.
Cotele, or Kotele, Elias; legacy to, in will
of bishop Hugh de Wells; 225.
Cotele, or Kotele, Richard, knight of
bishop Joceline of Bath; legacy to,
in same will; 230.
Cotinton, Peter de; legacy to, in same
will; 225.

Coutances ("Constantiis "), Walter de; a
Cornishman, counsellor and vice-
chancellor of Henry II.; 38. See
also the Glossary, under Archisigil-
larius.

fifth bishop of Lincoln; for one year
only; 38, and n. 3; 199. Con-
firmed bishop Chesney's alienations
to Sempringham; 39, 199.
translated to archbishopric of Rouen ;

D.

Dalderby, John de, chancellor and thir-
teenth bishop of Lincoln; his pro-
fession, at his consecration, to the
archbishop of Canterbury; 212.
his learning, eloquence, piety, &c.;
212, &c.

his benefactions to Lincoln; 213.
unites the church of All Saints, Lin-
coln, to that of St. Mary Magdalen;
213.

his death; 214, and n. 1.

his miracles; 214. A Lincoln saint,
notwithstanding the papal refusal
of canonization; 206, n. 1.
David, archdeacon of Buckingham; ob.
January 20; 154, and n. 2. Donor
of a book to the Lincoln library;
170 1. 25.

De Invectionibus, of our author; passage
of the Vit. S. Rem. of present
volume repeated in; 72 n. 4.
De Jure, &c., of our author; passages of
Vit. S. Rem. repeated in; 44 n. 1
and 3; 47 n. 4; 49 n. 4; 50 n. 3.
De Principis Instructione, of our author;
passages of Vit. S. Rem. repeated
in; 50 n. 4; 56 n. 2.

Decreta of Gratian, in Lincoln library in
12th century; 170 1. 9.

Decreta of Pontiffs, in Lincoln library in
12th century; 166 l. 15.
Decreta of Yvo of Chartres, in Lincoln
library in 12th century; 166 l. 12.
Decreta, Summula super, given by Giraldus
Cambrensis to the library; 168

1. 5.

Demilt, wife of Lewine; donor of land to
St. Mary of Lincoln; ob. July 30;

159.

Derneford (? Durnford, Wilts); land of,

a marriage gift to Agatha his niece,
by bishop Hugh de Wells. The
reversion of it, by his will, to the
hospital of Wells; 224.

Despencer, Hugh le; witness to a charter

of Henry III., in 1229; 231.
Devonshire; six or seven days before the
news of St. Thomas's martyrdom
reached; 55.

Dorand, Ralph son of; ob. November 14;

162.

Dunstable, Beds; legacy to prior of, in
will of bishop Hugh de Wells; 225.
Durham, bishops of. See Beek, Poore.

E.

Ediva; ob. February 11; 154.
Edmund, brother of Edward I.; present
at the translation of St. Hugh in
1280, with his wife the queen of
Navarre; 220, 222.

Edmund, St., archbishop of Canterbury ;
consecrator of bishop Grostête to
Lincoln; 204.

Edward I., king; grants license to enclose
the cathedral precincts at Lincoln;

210.

with his queen, and their children, at
the translation of St. Hugh in 1280;
220, 222.
Edward II., king; grants license to extend
the precinct enclosure; 210 n. 1.
his persecutions of bishop Burghersh;

215.

Edward III., king; grants extended rights
of sanctuary to Lincoln cathedral;

216.

Edwinstowe, Notts; church of, given to
canons of Lincoln by St. Hugh;
40, n. 2.

Egnesham. See Eynsham.

Eilsi de Wikeford. See Alviva.
Elkinton, South ("Suthelkinton "), near

Louth; manor of, granted for a
term, by Roesia de Kyme and Philip
her son, to bishop Hugh de Wells;
and by him, in his will, to Louth
Park abbey; 227.

Expugnatio Hibernica, of our author;
passages from, repeated in the Vit.
S. Rem. of the present volume; 50
n. 4, 56 n. 2.

Eynsham ("Egnesham ") abbey, near Ox-
ford; monks removed to, from Stow,
by bishop Bloet; 32, 195.
rescued from Richard I., by St. Hugh;
40 and n. 4; 196.

Adam, abbot of, once chaplain of St.
Hugh. See Adam.

Nicholas, abbot of, in 1233; 226.

F.

Farthingstone ("Fardingeston "), North-
ants; advowson of church of, ac-
quired by bishop Gravesend to see
of Lincoln; 232.