The friars and how they came to England;

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os Paris.

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Brother Hamo of holy momory, and formerly Ministeri Generat, relatin that thoro Was a certain prelato in Englandino Was inhon up in vision unio the heaVenly mansio , and ho found there amongat tho religioua none of thoritara Minon He Waa marvelling greatly at this Whenthere camo unio him the most beauisses of ladios-thomost blemad Mother of God, Who onquired What matter

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244 ΤΗΕ FRIARS

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at Oxsord, X. 186; obtaina Bull Nimis iniqua, XI. 191;

sound incorrupi, XIII. 211 Alberi of Ρisa, I. 133; IV. 15b; visita Cambri e, VI. 170; visus Oxχω, VI. 171; visitation ofino Province under, VH. 174; visita Loiceater, VIII. 179; elsotin Minister-Generia, XII.

Baginion, Lady Inclusa de, III. 151 Bald , Hugh de, V. 169

Boniface, Friar, companion ofSt. Francis, XII. 206

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mellis, Gregory de, VIII. 17s ;X. 187; XIV. 233Brius ater, IX. 182Bristol, Ix. 182Bursord, Henry de, his verses, V. 164; at Paris, IX. 184 Burgh, Huberi do, m. 146 Burgh, Walter de, has vision, III. 147

Cheris , Abbot os, and the Friar

Crescentius, Minister-Generat, XII.

mon against contracti , VII.

Despencer, Galfrid de, xIV. 229 Division os Province into Custodies, VI. 16sDominicana or Friam meachera Weloome Friara Minor se Londonand Oxsord, H. 13s; disputo

Elias, a norios, appears after Math, III. 153 Elias, Minister-Generat, downsallos, V. 162; aenda viaitora to Hiin Province, VII. 174; disturbanoea ea in by, VII. 176 ; divides the Province, VIII. 178;hia ambition, VIII. 180 ; calissor Engliis Miners, X. 187;

bre a sint of Engliah Province, XIII. 211 Eustace de Here, accusation OLVII. 177; appotadid consessor,

XI. 193; austerity os, XIII. 217 ;dsvotion to Bl sed Virgin, XIV. 223 Eustace de Norman ville, X. 188

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leuis to the brothron in France, V. 166; preservos the liss os abrother, V. 167; foretolis earth- quake, V. 167; appears to Friam, Ix. 183; translation of body o XII. 196; appeam to BrothorJota Banniator, XII. 202 ; stigmata os, XII. 205 ; indurea cold, XII. 207 ; commanda Alberi os Pisa to eat, Tm. 217; a soativalos, at Assisi, XIV. 224 ; presentat death of Innocent III., XIV.

Galfrid of Salisbury, hia liken ato M. Francia and Anthony, XI. 192 Garinus of Sedonsold, heara storyof ths Stigmata diom Brother

Innocent III., Popo, XIV. 227 Innooent IV., Pope, XIII. 214;XIV. 224, 226. Inn, JAM III. 161