town,5,7n.,8,10,10n.,11,13,36,326n.,341university jurisdiction in,222,222n.,223Camden, cited,7n.,9n.Camus,7,7n.Cancellarius scholasticus,203n.Candle rents,84,84n.Canon Law, new schools of,24Canonical Houses,17Canons,227,228in Cambridge,16,17,19,24,318of S. Giles,see Barnwellof S. John,see S. John’s Canonsin Norfolk,77of Sempringham,see GilbertinesCantaber,4,20n.Cante,7n.Cantebrigge etc.,see Cambridge, the nameCanterbury,2,4,8n.archbishops of,259n.archbishops and degrees, 193Canterbury, psalter,138school,176n.Cap and gown,226-231when worn,231Capitation fees,154Cappa, bachelor’s,227,228,230,231,231n.Cardinal College, Oxford, colonised from Cambridge,174,272,282Carmelites at Cambridge,16n.,19-20,26,38,89,91,102n.,109,292,294,325,326cloak of,91first to take degree,20,22Carter, cited,99,104,130n.,203n.Carthusians, the London,276Castle, the Conqueror’s,see CambridgeCastle Inn,50Cathedral officers,203n.,209Catherine’s (S.) College,100,110,114,150,153,154,156n.Catholic Emancipation,269martyrs, xvi c.,276,294Cavendish College,148laboratory,see laboratoriesprofessorship,192Cavaliers in Cambridge,60,263,264Celar,66n.Celts,3Chancellor,14,26,35,38n.,53,203-5,206,207,209,222n.and masters,14,35,53,203Chancellors, in the xiv c.,203-4,203n.,295list of, in Carter,203n.Chapel of S. Lucy,108n.of the university,97,98n.“Chapels,”224Chapels, College,56,70,107,176,313list of,108ritual and services in,58,145,213,223n.,240n.Chaplains,210,213,213n.Charterhouse,55n.,246Chatteris Abbey,12n.Chaucer in Cambridge,88,93-96cited,11,47n.,66Chelmsford,150,151,152Cherry Hinton,61,62n.,140n.Cheshunt College,149“Chest,”99n.,155,156college,155Chest, University,114,155,313Chesterton,20,44n.hundred,42n.vicarage and rectory,140,140n.Chester,6Christ’s College,25n.,70,101n.,103n.,117-120,125,133,149,150,152,153,170n.,176n.,180,210n.,217n.,235n.,271,275n.,285,313n.,329n.statutes, cited,210n.,217n.,220-221,235n.Christ’s Pieces,25Churchmen, Cambridge,254n.,259Cirencester,6Cistercians,127n.,128n.at Cambridge,19n.,25,143Rule of the,19n.City companies and education,322Civil law,see Lawin the courts,182n.Regius of,190,191school of,154Clare College,44,49,64-66,67,68,70,76,77,79,82,86n.,87,89,95,95n.,101n.,102n.,114,147,153,176n.,214,217n.,218n.,240,293,303,312,338chapel,109n.Clare, county,293‘Honour of,’22n.,293,298statutes, cited,109n.,226n.Clarence, the title,298Clark, J. W., cited,31,44Clark-Planché, cited,103n.Classes of students,217-219Classical tripos,172,184,187n.,238n.,322n.Classics at Cambridge,119decline of,176see Greek“Cle,” the river,7n.Clement’s (S.) church,102n.Clergy and the University,212,213,217n.,242,244Clerk,34n.-canon,38-friar,38and religious,29,30Clerical patronage,213Clough Hall, Newnham,338Clubs,214, 239‘Coaching,’226,233Codex Augiensis,138Coe fen,56,56n.,57,57n.,89,325,327Colchester,6Colet’s school,283College, benefactors,131n.,155,313“on the boards of a,”246n.building, eras of,54-55chapels,see chapelscook, the,234court,see courtsexpenses,219-220,234-5gateway,see gatewayshall,see hallkitchens,234libraries,138n.lodge,see lodgeplan of a,69-71porter,224,225rooms,219-220,232scheme of a residential,53-54statutes of,6n.,67-68,222visitor of a,63the word,63,65n.of Physicians,141,167,260Colleges, built first for adult students,54,217n.decoration of,82,109n.early series of,77educational scope of,153-154founders,see foundersthe ‘large’ and ‘small,’123list and dates of,55numbers in, in xvi c.,246n.popularity of,246,246n.the first Protestant,22,55,307n.rebuilt since their foundation,114related to different counties,152scope of foundations,153and the University,52-53wealth of,155-156Collegiatedomus,44,63,70officers,208-212system,53Collegium,64,115n.,122Colonies, the, and Cambridge,245Combination room,56,69,135,135n.,214Commencement, Great,160‘Commencements,’107,160Commissary,206Commission documents, cited,123Common Prayer, book of,100n.,273,274,274n.‘Commons,’235early allowance for,235n.Commonwealth committee,176n.marauders,58Congregation of the Senate,205,206Congregationalists,278Connaught, Earls of,293Connecticut,262Consistory Court,97“Constitutionalize,”215n.Constitutions of Honorius III.,25Convivaeof Christ’s College,217n.Convocation,194Copyright libraries,99Cornhythe, the,see hythesCorpus Christi College,22,24n.,49,67,77,78,81-86,87,89,89n.,95n.,100,102n.,106n.,107,110n.,147,150,153,153n.,154,156n.,276,282,318,325,325n.antiquaries at,85arms of,85guild of,23,81n.,87n.hall,81n.,130library,85old court of,209,217n.,232n.,240Corpus Christi, feast of,84,85Oxford,174n.,283procession in Cambridge,85Cosyn’s Place,71n.Cottenham,12,12n.Council of Constance,59of Lyons,23,23n.Countesses, the four Cambridge,151,313County College Association,148Court of the Vice-Chancellor,223,223n.Courts, College,69,70,109n.,142,143n.,240arrangement of,69-70bonfires in,227cloistered,110,116early,79,81-82,132grass-plots in,240oldest example of a,32,89size of,82,102n.Covenant, the, refused at Cambridge,263,306n.Cross (S.),see Crouched HostelCrowland Abbey,11,12,12n.,13,16,24,127,128,128n.,129,143Croydon, Cambridgeshire,151‘Curtain,’230Curteys’ Register, cited,165n.Damietta,69Dandies, at Cambridge,66Danelagh,8Danes,4,8,8n.,10,12n.David’s (S.) cathedral,103D.C.L.,107D.D.,158,169Dean, the college,210,213,223,223n.,224Declamations,107,163,176Decoration of college rooms,232n.Degree, conditions for the,185,186Degrees, kinds of,158meaning of,157by royal mandate,194,265,309titular,195and women,357Deists,279Denney Abbey,24,25,73,73n.,150monks at,25n.‘Determiner,’160Deva,62Dialectic,159n.,185n.Diplomatists and the university,243,260Discipline, college,221,223early,221,223present,221,223university,221,223Disce docendo,161Disputations,97,107,159,171,182n.Diversoria Literarum,63Divinity, in Cambridge,166,192n.regius of,190,191school of, ancient,97,98n.school of, modern,98n.Divorce, question of the,240,271Doctorate, the,158,161,169Doctores legentes,161n.Doctors, as heads,210n.Doctors’ hoods and gowns,158n.,226,229Domesday,5,6n.,