8n.Dominicans,21,22,26,91n.,92in Cambridge,21,38,78,91,145,146,273,292,292n.priory of,21n.Dominus,160n.Domus scholarium,44,63,65n.,71,71n.universitatis,65n.‘Dons,’214,215,216,231,246,248married,248-9number of,246n.‘Double-first,’184Double monasteries,311Downing College,65,147,151,153,154,156n.professorships,147,192Dramatists,255,256list of the,257Dublin University,160,267,278,309,344,357degrees for women,344,357Dugdale, cited,21n.,116n.,129,293Duns Scotus,170Dunwich,3Durham,146University,360n.Dyer, cited,28n.,117n.,163n.East Anglia and East Anglians,3,3n.,4,9,12n.,21,44n.,77,78,98,150,151,152,292,311n.dialect of,91,93Economics tripos,179Edinburgh University,259Edmund’s (S.) chapel,58house,149priory,19Educationalists,251,254n.,312Edward III. and his house, their connection with Cambridge,36n.,37,37n.-38n.,87,88,89,94,95,95n.,103n.,104n.,131,222n.,295n.,297,297n.letters of, cited,95n.Edward VI.’s commissioners,308Edward (S.), church of,65,79Ee or Ea,7n.Egbert’s, Abp.,Penitentiale,84Eirenicumof Stillingfleet,279Ejections of masters and fellows,264,276,306n.Electoral roll,205Elizabeth, age of,21,215,219n.,233n.,274,274n.Elizabeth’s visit to the university in 1564,73,107,108, 113Ely,6,7,10,11,11n.,12,12n.,17,25,77,140,150,311Abbey,11,12n.,25n.,31,49,337archdeacon of,14,55n.,165n.bishops of,14,28,28n.,38,54,55n.,117,122,164,203,204,205n.,235n.chartulary, cited,122n.hostel, see hostelIsle of,8,11,12n.,19,36n.,307n.jurisdiction of see of,28,55n.monks,10,91,127,128,128n.register, cited,164n.scholars,37,38,45n.,,55,56,61,122,123,326school at,12,311see of,12n.,16n.,28,55n.turbulence of men of,11Emmanuel College,76,107n.,144-146,151,153,154,245,246,265,285,307,307n.“Enchiridion” of Henry More,287Endowed colleges,38,44,45n.,217n.intention in,54, 219 n.Endowed foundations,31,52,54scholars,38,45n.Endowments vested in religious houses,40Engineering, electrical,192English philosophical temper,289-290Episcopal schools,2,12,30,30n.Episcopia,30Erasmus, cited,170Holbein’s picture of,111his “Three Colleges,”313n.“Esperanto,”182Esquire bedell,see bedellEssex,100,151,152,261Ethics lecture,210n.Ethnology,192Eton,101,101n.,105n.,106n.,152,164n.,210,221,239,246,283,354n.Provost of,101n.,105Etonians,101n.,105,221n.Euclid at Cambridge,171,185n.Evangelical movements,145,280“Evidences of Christianity” of Paley,178n.,185n.Examinations,107,154,189,231changing value of,183growth of system of,163Examinations, oral,163,164,189written,162,190Exclusion, bill of,265Exercise, necessity for,233“Exercises,” scholastic,107Exeter,341College, Oxford,176n.Exhibitions,38n.,107n.,192n.Expenses, college,219-220Experimental Physics, chair of,see Cavendish professorshipFaculties, the learned,166,217n.,226Fairs,32“Fairy Queen,” the,7n.‘Father,’ presiding,160Fellow-commoners,218,218n.,220,221,230Fellows,68n.,210,211-213,214,217n.,218n.,220,222,226n.,229n.,235clerical,212,213married,211-212,213n.,216,249number of,246n.proportion of priests among,68n.Fellowships,28n.,211,217n.Macaulay on,211Fen Abbeys,11,12n.,150Fens, the,11n.,13Ferry, the,9Fettes school,107n.Fires in college halls,313Fisheries,116n.Fitzwilliam museum,57,136n.Flavia Caesariensis,8Florence,290Flying coach,215Ford, the,8Forty great Englishmen,252-254Foundation scholars,see scholarsFounders,76,117n.,251,295n.,297,312bishops as,76chancellors of England as,76,76n.kings as,76list of,150nationality of,150what constitutes,117n.women,76Franciscan friary,21readers in Divinity, 21Franciscans,21,25,26,27,38,91n.,293at Cambridge,6n.,21,25n.,33,73,73n.,91,97,107,137,146,152,273orders of,23of Waterbeach,25n.Free school lane,78Free trade,269French influence in Cambridge,69,109,152Freshmen,159Friars at Cambridge,19,205n.,307n.dissensions with university,26gate,102n.rôle of the,26Frideswide, S., Oxford,30n.,31,40n.Fuller, cited,5n.,16n.,47n.,99,119n.,120n.-121n.,126n.,130,130n.,140,160n.,165n.,167n.,171n.,173n.,177n.,180n.,204n.Prickett-Wright, cited,165n.Galleries, college,110,125musicians’,130,130n.Gamlingay,43n.,44n.,147Gardens, fellows’,66,70master’s,70the, at Oxford,65Gateways, college,70,109n.,140-41“Gating,”225General Examination, the,185,185n.“excused the,”187Geographical studies,238Geology,180n.,181museum of,181George I. and Cambridge,267-8Germany, Christianised,1Gibbs’ buildings,102n.Gilbertines,19,22,49,57,91,227,319n.of Chiksand,19n.a double order,19n.Giles, S., canons of,see Barnwellchurch of,17,90,101n.,292,318parish of,130,247Girton College,148,313,315,316,317-324,325n.,326,326n.,327n.,328,330,341,343,345,348,350,352,357n.,359,360first committees,317n.,318n.Gisborne buildings,57Glasgow,259Glomerels,14,15,16,165n.,218n.Glomeriae, vicus,15n.Glomeriaus, clers,15Glomery Lane,15n.Glomery, master of,14,164n.,165n.,207n.,208school of,14-16,164,164n.God’s House,25n.,90,101,117,117n.,119,150,153,154,165n.Gogmagogs,6Golden ages of the university,87Gonville Hall,24n.,50,67,77-78,78n.,79n.,86n.,87,89,94n.,106n.,141,143,144,150,152,154,176n.,296,325chapel,109n.court,143Gonville and Caius,see Caius“Graces,”205the three, in 1881,347,350,354Graduate,52,158,195,229n.Grammar at Cambridge,14,15,119,153,164-5,165n.,185n.,217n.,218n.degrees in,164-165schools,27,228,245Granta,5,5n.,6,7,7n.,9Grantabrigge,5,7Grantanus,20n.Grantchester,5,5n.,