Oving’s Inn,50,90,133Oxford,9,10n.,11,13n.,15n.,27,30,31,34,35,36,38,39,40,41,43,44,45,46n.,68n.,72,74,93,100,100n.,101,106,108,115n.,117n.,120,125,128n.,136n.,143n.,156,167,172,173,173n.,174n.,175n.,176n.,183,194,207,207n.,215,218n.,228n.,236,237,238,240,245,247,252,256,259,263,264,265,266,267,268,269,271,272,275,279,280,282,283,284,288,322n.,359,359n.“brethren,”271charter,34n.depleted in 1209,33friars at,26“martyrs,”275Padua,92,141,174n.,228Paley’s “Evidences,”178,178n.Papal bulls,28,28n.,29forged,34n.“Paradise Lost” MS.,138Paris, Matthew, cited,23n.,33n.,55n.Paris,16,92students at Cambridge,33university,35,38,166,176n.,254,284Parish churches and the colleges,56,65,71,79,82,83,108Parliament and the Stuarts,73,263,264and the university,145,264,264n.Parliamentary suffrage,206,206n.Parliaments at Cambridge,8n.,112n.Paston in Norfolk,25n.Pato, moniales de,25n.Patterne, Sir Willoughby,315Paul’s (S.) Inn,50School,86,106n.,283Pavia,92Peacock, Geo., dean of Ely, cited,165n.Peasants’ revolt,84,261Peers,195,218,229,232n.,309Pembrochiana, aula,69Pembroke College,56, 65n.,67,69,70,76,77,81,84,87,95,95n.,100,106n.,108,142,150,152,153,176n.,189n.,217n.,246,275,293,312,320chapel,72,109fellowships,152,152n.Hitcham building,72statutes of, cited,152n.,153n.Pembroke, earls of,69,297,297n.,298,299Penitentiae Jesu, de, friars,22Pensioners,52,217n.,218,220,226n.,229n., 232n.number of, in 1574,217n.Pepysian library,130Perendinant,217n.Pernare,60Peter of Blois, cited,14,14n.Peterborough,12,12n.,140bishopric of,12psalter,84see of,12n.Peterhouse,16n.,19,28n.,45n.,49,55,64,65n.,67,69,74n.,76,77,89,90,107n.,108n.,122,123,137,150,153,156n.,167,176n.,183n.,184,217n.,218n.,227,262,271,294,302,326,328chapel,73library,56,58scholars,62n.statutes,29statutes cited,235stone parlour,57n.Peter Lombard,167Peter’s (S.) church,56,58,90college,see Peterhouseparish,23Petrarch,182Pfeiffer buildings,338Philanthropy,269Philology,192Philosophy at Cambridge,145,170,170n.,177-179,185,189,190,191,192n.,285-290school of,154Physics, Linacre lecture,125Physic, Regius of,168,190,191Physiology,180,181Pileum,230n.Pilgrim fathers,262,278Pits, John, cited,20n.Pitt Press, the,99-100Plague, the,see Black DeathPlate, the university, sent to Charles,263Plato,289,290Platonists, Cambridge,145,277,284-290Plumian professorship,191Pluralists and the universities,63Poets, the,255Politics at Cambridge, modern,268-269“Poll” degree,184,184n.Pollard willows,11n.Pope, the, and university degrees,192,193,193n.Portraits, college,136n.Preachership,120Prelates, great Cambridge,259Pre-Reformation Reformers,120,270Presbyterianism in Cambridge,149,265,276-277,287President,210of Queen’s,110Previous Examination,165n.,168,185,185n.,189,316,321,339Principal,48,51n.,210n.,339n.Printing in Cambridge,99-100Proctor,117n.,210n.Proctors,183,206,207n.,223,237courts,97fines,154Professor,158Professorships,179n.,180n.,190-192,192n.Pro-proctors,206Protestant college, first,146Protestantism,60n.,144,146,270,272,275,285,287,288,290Provost,210Psychology,177-8,179Public orator,175n.,207,207n.Public schools,218,221,223,245connected with the university,106n.Greek at,173Puritan college, first,145commissioners,60n.Puritans,22,116,145,179,263,264,276,277,286,287,288,314Pythagoras,288‘school of,’39,122Quadrangle,see court and schoolsQuadrivium,153,164Queen’s College,49,64,70,74n.,76,101,102n.,109-112,113,114,115,123,125,140,150,152,153,156n.,170n.,176n.,210,221,262,263n.,264,282,296,313,313n.,326,329n.statutes,112n.Oxford,87Queens, English, and the university,112n.,113,114Queens’ Lane,100,102n.Questionist,159Quick professorship,192Ramsey,12n.,128,137,143Readers,192Reading, Berks.,46,318n.Rector,101n.,210n.Recruiting grounds of the university,245-246Red-brick buildings,110“Reeve’s Tale,”89,93,95Reform Bill, the,268,269Reformers and Cambridge,153,269-271,272,274,274n.,275early,270,276later,271-272Regent master,14,50,160,161n.,162n.,207n.and non-regent houses,97,98,205n.‘Regicides,’264,265Registrary, university,100,207Registry, university,155MSS. cited,89n.,94n.Religion at Cambridge,246-247Religious Orders in Cambridge,16-27,29,91Renascence,92,131,281-283Residence obligatory,185Responsions and opponencies,159Restoration, the, and the university,265Revival of learning temp. Ed. IV.,112Rhadegund, S., nunnery of,16,18,90,91,116n.,151n.Rhee,7n.Rhetoric,166,210n.Rhodes,176n.scholars,239Ridley Hall,145,148“Ridley’s walk,”75Ritualistic movement at Cambridge early,59,145,280River,6-7,7n.,9-10,11n.,233Roman remains,10n.,318Rome,1,2,3,4,5,6,8,176n.,192,193,193n.,205n.Romites in Cambridge,22n.,325Roscellinus,32Roundheads at Cambridge,264Royal Exchange,144Injunctions,151,167n.,176n.Society,265,283-284,324supremacy,121,167n.,212n.,276Rugby school,283,296“Rustication,”225Rutebeuf, the troubadour, cited,15,161n.Rye House plot,265Sack, friars,22,23,49,109n.Saffron Walden,151Salisbury,46,151Sanitation, diploma in,238Sawston,5n.Saxon nuns,312schools,3,3n.,4,4n.town, the,83,89,91,96Saxons,3,96Scapular of Mount Carmel,20“Scarlet days,”240,241n.Sc.D.,158Scholar-fellow,93,217n.Scholar-principal,