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made expositions in Greeke vpon the whole olde Testament, and also the new. an. 1180.The charter house monkes.The monkes of Charterhouse, first entred into thys land. an. 1180.The bishop of Couētry voluntarely renoūseth his bishoprike.An. 1181. Richard Pech bishop of
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them selues.Rochester, More, Exmew, Myddlemore, Nudigate, executed for treason.The lyke also is to be sayd of the iij. Monkes of Charterhouse Exmew, Middlemore, and Nudigate, who the same yeare in the moneth of Iune, were lykewyse attached and arreined at
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More beheaded. Monkes of the Charterhouse. In whiche doyng ye shall returne to the truth, from whiche ye haue erred: do your duetie to your soueraigne Lorde, from whom ye haue declined, and please thereby almightie God, whose lawes ye
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May, were executed with the like punishmēt, Iohn Houghton, Priour of the Charterhouse in London, Robert Laurēce Prior of the Charterhouse of Beluaile, Austen Webster Prior of the Charterhouse of Exham.Beside and with these three Priors, suffered likewise the same
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Hugo (whō men were wont to call S. Hugh of Lyncolne) borne in Burgundy, and Prior of the Monkes of Charterhouse was preferred by the kyng to the Byshoprike of Lyncolne, who after his death is sayd to do great
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of Sion. The order of Charter monkes began.In the time of this Victor, began the order of the Monkes of Charterhouse, through the meanes of one Hugo bishop of Gracionople, and of Bruno bishop of Colen.Next to Victor sate Pope
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sayd Chrisostome had made expositions in Greeke vpon the whole olde testament, and also the new. an. 1180.The Charterhouse monkes.The Monkes of Charterhouse, first entred into this land. an. 1180.An. 1181. Richard Pech Byshopp of Couentry, before his death renounced
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that the sayd Christostome had made expositions in Greeke vpon the whole old Testament, and also the new. an. 1180.The charter house monkes.The Monkes of Charterhouse, first entred into this land. an. 1180.An. 1181. Richard Pech Byshop of Couentry, beforehis
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