69,296,297Marie de, seeValence, Gaucher de, 1st Comte de Saint-Paul,295,296,Guy de,69,299,Walter de,69,pedigree of,299Chaucer,3,88,89,252,254n.,255,256Cheke, Sir John, first Professor of Greek, fellow of S. John’s,105,126,174,175n.,177n.,191,207n.,281,303Chester, Gastrell, bp. of,193Chesterfield, Philip 4th earl of,80,260Chillingworth, Wm.,278,279,286n.Clare,292-293,296,297,297n.,320,pedigree of,298Elizabeth de64,n.,67,95,151n.,152,293,295,296,297,312,320n.,325n.Benefactor to Austin priory at Stoke Clare,22n.,293,founds Clare,64-5,conveyance to her of thedomus universitatis,65n.,her statutes quoted,67-8,scope of foundation,153,154,founds Greyfriars of Walsingham,293,sends timber to King’s Hall,293, (quoted)64n.,86n.,201,lineage,64n.,150,299,pedigree of,298Gilbert de (temp. Conquest),292,Gilbert earl of Hertford & Glouc. (ob.Ñ1229),292,298,Gilbert ‘the red’ (father of the founder of Clare),40,44,64n.,298,Gilbert earl of Glouc. (killed Ñ1314),65,151n.,298Richard, earl of Glouc.,22n.,292-3,298,Richard de, abbot of Ely,298,Richard, 2nd earl of,320n.Clarence, Elizabeth dss. of, seede Burgh,George duke of,111,Lionel duke of,94,95,295n.,297n.,298Clarentia, Philippa de,298Clark,308J. W.8,31,32,44,Rev. W. G.318Clarke, Robert,179,Samuel,144,279Clarkson, Thos.,126,253n.,269Clerk, Sir Francis,152Clerk Maxwell, Jas., first Cavendish Prof.,139,192Clerke, Ric., a Cambs. colonist at Cardinal College,272,273Cleveland, John,263Clifford, 3rd earl of Cumberland,282Clifford, W. K.,329n.Clive, Robt.,251,253,254n.Close, Nicholas, bp.,105,327Clough, Anne J.,326,327,327n.,329,330-337,338,339,346,347,350,357n.,Arthur Hugh,330,Sir Ric.,330Coke, Edw., lord, High Steward of the University,139,260,(quoted)100Cole, Wm., (ob. Ñ1782),66,105,212Colenso, bp.,126,172n.,288Coleridge, S. T.,116,232,302Colet, dean,173,176n.,253,254n.,270Collier, Jeremy, 267Collins, Anthony, of King’s, the deist,279Compton, bp.,265n.,266n.Coningsby, Sir Wm.,105Constantia, wife to Earl Eustace, grants Cambs. fisheries,116n.Cook, R. S. (Mrs. Scott),321n.Cornwallis, 1st marquess,66Cosin, Cousins,308John, bp., M. of Peterhouse,58,59,259,274,280Cotes, Roger, 1st Plumian Prof.,139,191Cotton, Sir Robert,139Courtney, abp. of Canterbury, stays with the Whitefriars,20Coverdale, Miles, an Austinfriar at Cambs.,22,245,272Cowley, Abraham,139,244,263,284Cowper, Wm.,303,303n.Cox, Richard, bp. of Ely,105,175n.,272,273,274n.Cranmer, abp.,116,194,243,253,254n.,259,271,273,273n.,274,275Crashaw, Ric.,59,60n.,263Crawden, John de, prior of Ely,127Creak, E. M.,340Creighton,347n.Crofts, Ellen, seeDarwinCroke (Crooke), first Reader in Greek at Cambs.,105,172,173,174,175n.,191,207,281Cromwell, Oliver,22,146,147,253,254n.,260,264,264n.,275,277,308,Thos.151,167,175,205,244n.,276,276n.Cromwells, the,229Crook,347n.Crouchback, Edmund earl of Leicester,42n.Croyland,294Robert de,132Cudworth, Ralph, prof.,66,119,145,145n.,191,286,289Culverwell, Nathanael,145,286Cumberland, Ric., bp.,130Cunningham, Dr. W., fellow of Trinity, archd. of Ely,247,322n.Curteys, abbot of Bury,16n.Curthose, Robert,8Dakins, Wm., of Trinity, a translator of the bible,275Daniel, Samuel,256n.Darwin,302Charles,119,178,253,254n.,255,290,291,303,309,Ellen Wordsworth Crofts (Mrs. Francis),353,Erasmus,126,303,Francis,353D’Aubeney, Reiner,75n.David of Scotland,36n.,297n.David’s, S., Thirlwall, bp. of (see alsoThirlwall),318n.,seeLangtonDavies, Miss Emily,314,317n.,319,348,351Davy, Humphry,255Day,307,347n.George, bp., v.-c.,105,273n.,W., bp.,105,273n.Defoe, Daniel,257,354n.Dekker, Thos. (dramatist),257De Morgan, Prof.,139,172n.Derby, css. & earl of, seeLy. Margaret&StanleyDescartes,287Devereux,302Robert earl of Essex,139,282,301,304Devonshire, seeCavendishDickens, Charles,251,257Digby, Sir Kenelm,284Dillingham, Francis, M. of Emmanuel, a translator of the bible,175n.,273.Dillon, viscount,319n.Diss, Walter,16n.,20, Wm.15n.Dodwell, Prof.,267Doket, Andrew,109,111,152Donne, John,139,308Downing, Sir George, senr.,66,147,founder of Downing,147,150,153,154Downside, abbot of,149Drake, Sir Francis,83,251,253,254n.,282Drayton, Michael,256n.Dryden, John,139,255,258,258n.,264,274,284,305,308Dudley,297n.Robert earl of Leicester,297n.,300,301Dunning,39,123,292Eustace,42,Hervey,42,42n.,304Durham, William, bp. of,45n., & seeCosin,Lightfoot,Pilkington,Ruthall,Tunstall,WestcottEdmund, king & saint,12n.,15n.Edward I.,64n.,152,252,254n.,298,299.Builds Franciscan friary,21,visits Cambs. as Pr. of Wales,36,composes disputes between scholars & townsmen,37,his Scotch wars,69,lodges at the castle,113,visits Walsingham with Eleanor,114,redresses a later dispute,233n.Edward II.150.Obtains from pope European status for university,35,35n.,maintains scholars there37,131,lodges at Barnwell priory,113,gives licence for University Hall,64,intends to found a college,37,131,131n.Edward III.,88,94,150,152,153,154,260,295n.,297,298,299,300.Quarries Cambridge castle for King’s Hall,5n.,bestows a hospice on Oriel College, Oxford,18n.,gives licence to Gilbertines,19,creates earls of Cambridge,36n.,fulfils intentions of Edw. II.,37,131,gives privileges to university,37n.-38n.,222n.,issues letters to town of Stamford,46,knights the Master of Pembroke,75,gives licence to Gonville,78,Bateman his ambassador,79,letters about King’s Hall,95n.,his arms on Entrance Gate of Trinity,103n.,visits Cambridge113,builds King’s Hall,131,his effigy on Great Gate,131,his gateway at King’s Hall,132.Seegeneral index.Edward IV.,36n.,37n.,86n.,112,262,298,299.His arms in King’s chapel,103n.,sequestrates building funds of,104,visits university,112,King’s Hall chapel built in his reign,137,robs King’s College of revenues,262Edward VI.,141,175n.Continues favour shown by Tudors to Cambs.,37n.,sends foreign Protestants there,60n.,Trinity College built under,135,his tutors Cambridge men,175n.,281Edward VII.,113Edward the Confessor,261Edward the Elder,4Edwin of Northumbria,2,311Eleanor of Castile,114,155Eliot, George,257,317n.,John, ‘the Indian apostle,’263Elizabeth,21n.,60,141,145,175n.,219n.,233n.,253,254n.Apostrophizes Pembroke College,73-4,sends timber for Corpus chapel,83,visits Cambs.,107,108,113,163,completes Trinity Chapel,134,137,makes Leicester High Steward,206n.,her statutes,28n.,210,entrusts revision of Edward’s Prayer-book to Cambs. men,273,‘Lambeth articles’ drawn up,274,her anti-puritanism,276,checks Presbyterianism,277,Cambridge men round her,281-2,sends timber to Trinity College,293.Seegeneral indexElizabeth of York,114Ellenborough, 1st lord,59,172n.,239Eltisley, Thos. first M. of Corpus,82Ely, bps. of, seeAlcock,Andrewes,Balsham,Cox,Felton,Fleetwood,Fordham,Goodrich,Gunning,Holbroke,Kilkenny,Moore,Montacute,Patrick,Stanley,Thirlby,Turner,Walpole,West,Wren.For abbot, prior, & sub-prior of, seeBalsham,Clare,Norwich,WalsinghamHarvey Goodwin, dean of, aftw. bp. of Carlisle,317n.Emma, queen,261Empson, Sir Ric.,206n.Erasmus,88,174,270,281,288,knows Franciscan nuns at Cambs.,25n.,bp. Sampson a pupil of, there,80,Thos. Aldrich a Cambridge friend of,105,lives at Queen’s,111,influence of on statutes of Christ’s,119,writes lady Margaret’s epitaph,120,his description of Cambs. studies at the end of the xv. c.,170,letter to Bullock of Queen’s,ibid.,co-operates with Fisher in introducing Greek,172,studies Greek at Oxford,173,studies Greek at Cambs.,173,teaches Greek there,174n.,his Cambs. supporters,ibid.,date of leaving Cambs.,ibid.,motive for leaving Oxford,175n.,holds Margaret professorship,191,cannot stomach Cambridge fare,221,praises Wm. Gilbert,291,his ‘three colleges’,313n., (quoted) 221Essex, seeDevereuxEssex, archdeacon of, receives a LambethB.D.(Ñ1635),194n.Ethelbert of Kent,4Etheldreda, S.,311,311n.,312n.,337Ethelred, king of the East Angles,8n.Eugenius IV.,140n.Eustace, earl,116n.Evelyn, John,284Everett, Wm., (quoted)171,213n.-214n.,243Exeter, seeBeaufort&CecilExmew, Blessed Wm.,119,275Fagius, Paul,60Fairfax, Thos., lord,126Falkland, Lucius, viscount,126,278Faraday, Michael,251,255Fawcett, Rt. Hon. H., prof.328,329n.,355,Mrs.,328,329,329n.,346n.,P. G.,328,340Fawkes, Francis, the poet,116Felix, bp.,4n.Felton, Nich., bp. of Ely,75Fenton, Elijah, the poet,